[Leica] IMG: Herb and his wife

[Richard Man]

..."Love-the-tones-you-got so much  too Philippe

Pretty much sums up why I use a 4x5 and color negs!

On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 11:54 AM, philippe.amard <philippe.amard at sfr.fr>
wrote:

> WONDERFUL!
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> on so many levels
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> Keep clicking all of you there, whatever the gear!
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> Love-the-tones-you-got so much  too Philippe
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> Le 18 mars 15 à 19:28, Richard Man a écrit :
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>  Herb and his wife (sorry I didn't get the spelling of her name...)
>> graciously spent a couple hours with me yesterday, drinking tea and
>> sharing
>> some stories.
>>
>> This is with the Cooke PS945, the modern lens based on an optical formula
>> from the 1920 Pinkham and Smith. You can see tiny Fuji he is currently
>> using, while waiting for his M9 to come back from Leica Service:
>>
>> http://richardmanphoto.com/PICS/20150318-Scanned-874.jpg
>>
>>
>> This portrait of both of them was done on the real 1920s 7" Cooke. It
>> flares a bit with the windows light from the left but still makes a good
>> image, especially with some post processing:
>>
>> http://richardmanphoto.com/PICS/20150318-Scanned-875.jpg
>>
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