Re: [Leica] PAW 39 (Nathan)

["Dragi Anevski" <dragia@hotmail.com>]

Nathan, beautiful shots, both of them. The big grain makes for an almost 
drawing-like quality, very poetic. It's not always that one needs the 
resolution of the Leica lenses... Thanks for posting these. And guess what? 
This was inspiring to the point that you have made me forget about getting a 
new 90 mm lens. I'm using the lenses I have and will use up some film 
instead.

:-)
Dragi



>My 7-year old daughter is in 2nd grade at an international school here
>in Zurich. This year she has a homeroom teacher who has provided a nice
>example of how computers can be integrated into the instruction without
>taking time away from the much more important basic reading and math
>skills. She has set up a web site for the class
>(http://grade2h.tripod.com/ in case someone is interested). The children
>are expected to get their weekly homework assignments there, check out
>links the teacher has selected for them, play some educational games
>etc. For the children who do not have access to the net at home she
>provides paper handouts. My daughter loves it and increasingly asks to
>be allowed to go to her web site instead of watching cartoons etc. In
>this picture I tried to capture her concentration and sense of wonder:
>
>http://www.wajsman.com/39.jpg
>
>On the same roll of Delta 3200 I then shot some landscapes along the
>back roads near my town. The weather was incredibly dreary and when the
>fog rolled in, the high-speed film seemed just right for the occasion:
>
>http://www.wajsman.com/39alt1.jpg
>
>Both pictures with the M6 and 50mm Summilux.
>
>The complete PAW index is at:
>
>http://www.wajsman.com/index.htm
>
>and comments are welcomed and appreciated as always.
>
>Nathan

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