Second Avenue
by bvy

Comment:
I like it! You know, I sell fire hydrants for a living... I think this one needs to be replaced. Looks like an old American Darling model.
That particular hydrant model is a bit 'stockier" than most do to a larger valve opening below grade. So the stocky gentleman walking past is a nice addition! Good result in tough lighting.

"Four!!!"
by Leo

Comment:
Oh my does this work!!

colourful visitor
by datcat

Comment:
Well if this isn't one of the coolest lb shots I have seen in awhile! Nice! He/she is indoors?

Message edited by author 2009-11-03 21:26:37.

booth
by Retroesque

Comment:
Wonderful in its simplicity. I know those are lamps hanging from the ceiling but I keep thinking chains or something. Good luck in your move! I am in a similar home in the country, but when I visit Chicago or NY (or Cleveland) I often wonder what city living would be like...

Thank You
by paynekj

Comment:
Yeah! More images! I enjoy shooting older cameras too. And this a a good image. The edges seem distorted a bit... almost a lensbaby effect. Very nostalgic.

Checked you website too. That Purma Special, and the photos you have taken with it- very nice!

Western Dressage
by zeuszen

Comment:
Well done! Eerie catch light on the eyes..

Amy Epstein
by bvy

Comment:
Not a bad street shot at all! Cool little camera..

Slide2-Trucks.jpg
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Great series of doubles. Rarely have I seen any that work so well..

Slide4-ElkIsland.jpg
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Love this image/perspective.

03850017dp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
This is a very interesting image! Confusing in it's perspective, and challenging to determine what I feel when I look at it. At first the clothing is whimsical, but then the outfits feel so empty. Is this happy progress or desolation? I don't know... like it though.