Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/11/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]First of all, thank you for all these comments! Especially positive ones ;-D > THEY ARE VERY BIG Smaller files would be easier to view. I used to make 8x10 in enlargements. So my (completely wrong) assumption was photos should be too big to see all the little nuances which are there. And when I see all these thumbnail-like photos on the Net.... Anyway, my apologies. I will change all photos to fit 800x600 screen (in width or height or both, whatever will come first ;-) > I think I really like the eyes one, hard to tell with all the scrolling > around. Ah....when I was young, I used to like scrolling around. I prefer goofing around and shooting around. Shopping around is probably out the question. Because of Leica IIIc and my happiness, jumping around is my current behaviour :-) > They show how well the IIIc suits you. I'd like to see more. In near future. Now I have to fed my exhausted supplies of paper, make new Rodinal soup, prepare fixer (I bought a couple of 5liter concentrates. Was cheap, no doubt about it. But now I have to prepare 5 liters of fixer in some strange kitchen hardware, then put into multitude of small bottles...) > Nice images, Stan! Who's the gal--she's cute! This young woman is my older-younger sister (uhh.. how to say... She is 19 so is younger than me but still older than my second sister which was born in 1986... Complicated....) ;-))) > i like the atmosphere you captured in these photos - kind of tentative, > hesitant. for me, the strong back-lighting in some of the shots creates a > bit of tension, as if something may be about to happen. the absence of > people adds to the mystery. were they all taken with the iiic I always wanted to tell some kind of story from children's storybook. Without all these dreaded elves, but indeed with some thing like fairyness, a small amount of dream, un-naturality? But never wanted to achieve this by brute manipulating the negative or - for God's sake! - manipulating scanned images with computer or other devil's tool ;-) St. St. (Stanislaw B.A. Stawowy) http://www.geocities.com/Stanislaw_Stawowy