Me & Charlie
by asij

Comment:
dude, this is creepy! :D
took me some time to recognize your face in the puzzle...
great imaginative shot and horribly underrated!

Old School
by gsal

Comment:
your portrait work reminds me of ragnar axelsson's stuff, as it's emotional, authentic and story telling (and b&w)!
great shot and congrats on the posthumous blue!

Analog exif?
by sir_bazz

Comment:
it's still dq'able cus the date is missing! :D

lovely colors and lighting, and what an authentic pose!

guysmoklaxbw2x.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
this is fantastic! screams film, and yes, 60's, too.

Used camera shopping
by Melethia

Comment:
these were used analog slr's he was looking at. he had one really cool cam with him, one that could switch between analog and digital or something, that's what he hold me...he was cute but a little weird though and had this horrible southwestern german accent...;)
great shot deb, quite surreal and creepy since you can't see his face!

With suitcase
by Melethia

Comment:
...and a single foot/leg and a faceless portrait. you broke so many rules yet this photo is so intriguing to look at!

Watching 1
by Melethia

Comment:

Originally posted by SaraR: What a great series of candids - but please, please show us what they were all watching!

Vorfreude ist die schönste Freude...

Abbey
by sir_bazz

Comment:

Originally posted by sir_bazz: It's an interesting body in that in all regards it's just an oversized SLR.

but does it have exchangable backs? ;)

Originally posted by sir_bazz: Neat little feature is that it imprints shooting data along the edge of the film for each shot. Kinda like analog exif data.

that's a really handy feature indeed, shame most camera's don't have it though...

btw how did you do you light metering on this? light/flash meter, guessing, testing with the digital slr beforehand?

The Chamber
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
oh this is brilliant!

Day 15 - Lakeshore
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
this has a great surreal miniature look to it!