[Leica] selma "bloody sunday" commemoration Xpans

[bdcolen at earthlink.net (B. D. Colen)]

Since you asked...

My problem with this series is there is nothing in it that says "Selma,"
or "Bloody Sunday," or "commemoration" to me...So from a photojournalism
standpoint, I'm sad to say it doesn't work for me.

Also, once again, I think the camera is neat, but I think you'd have
been better off with a 35 or 28, if for no other reason that in this
kind of bright, contrasty light, too much gets blow out or lost in
shadows when you take in a panorama.

B. D.



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here is a brief photo essay from last sunday's "bloody sunday" 
reenactment/commemoration in selma, alabama:

http://www.bradbrad.com/selma.html

comments and criticisms always appreciated.

all Xpans, 45mm f/4.0, kodak T400CN.  mostly 1/500 @f/11.

--brad

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