[Leica] Postcards

[don.dory at gmail.com (Don Dory)]

First, thank you for posting images.  I hope emotionally you are doing
better than the dystopian village presented.  Your images present a
somewhat darker view of decline than say Chris Crawford's view of a
depopulating rural Midwest.  Contrast your vision with Ric Carters images
of coastal Carolina where there is mixed decline and renewal.

Which is why I appreciated your images for your viewpoint on the current
state of being.  We all live on our own movie set, getting out to see yours
was a treat.

On Tue, Oct 27, 2020 at 7:19 AM John Beeching via LUG <lug at 
leica-users.org>
wrote:

> Dear Friends,
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> Like many of you I have not used my film camera much over the last few
> years as the convenience and instant gratification of digital has taken
> over.  However, perhaps due to the times in which we are living, in the
> last few weeks I have picked up my camera and shot a few rolls of film,
> more as a pastime than with any serious intent.  Surprisingly, on reviewing
> them, I felt that many of them hung together well as a loose body of work
> that reflected our times and how I am feeling.  You can have a look at them
> on my website.
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> https://johnbeeching.com/postcards <https://johnbeeching.com/postcards>
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> I welcome your comments.
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> Keep healthy and happy,
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> John
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> johnbeeching at gmail.com
> Website: https://johnbeeching.com/
> Books: https://www.blurb.co.uk/user/johnbeeching
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Don
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