Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1996/11/28
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]> Ben Holmes wrote: > > > > >Fred Ward mentioned shooting some long times in the dark. > > > > DO NOT LAUGH!!! I MEAN IT. > > > > just wanted to share with the rest of the class. > > > > ben > I'm sorry I can't help it. Did you miss the earlier post about anything > you post to a list being archived forever somewhere? Well, you may > become famous for your technical training. You can always do shooting What is strange about photographing bathrooms? I still have a series of shots with odd iluminated washbowls, bath-tubs, boilers, taps and flowing water. And it wasn't in my own bathroom at all. I asked for permission to use my Minox (I always had it with me at that time, loaded with Ilford XP1) and the answer was allways like "sure" or "please show me the prints later". People are used to me doing strange things with my camera. (I don't know what they say behind my back but I still become invited to their parties and some of them ask me for prints.) Guess from where I took at least some of the exposures... best regards Stefan PS: Maybe there are some differences in "bathroom-culture" between my location and the states that make a different case of it. The "shower-stall tabu" or something like that ;-)). PPS: >> Please resist all urges to comment on my experimentation. I learned Sorry Ben, couldn't resist. Ob-Leica: Many thanks to all that gave me a reco on what Leicameter to buy. I mailordered (from the US) a black MR4 on monday. - -- Stefan Kahlert, Medizinische Poliklnik der Universitaet Bonn uzs13b@uni-bonn.de