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Thank you Yoki. It may be worth mentioning that this gentlemen pictured is a really fine photographer originally from New York but lived in Seattle where he raised a family the past 30 plus years. Health problems have really slowed him down the past three years but I got him out with his camera that afternoon. Unfortunately his only camera these days is a Nikon D800 and it is really unwieldy for him any longer. He shot with Leica for many years. He's still got his off color sense of humor and love for photography...models :) racing cars and rockabilly!

 

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PS I have been back shooting film so not on here as much right now but always enjoy seeing what you are all doing!

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Thank you Yoki. It may be worth mentioning that this gentlemen pictured is a really fine photographer originally from New York but lived in Seattle where he raised a family the past 30 plus years. Health problems have really slowed him down the past three years but I got him out with his camera that afternoon. Unfortunately his only camera these days is a Nikon D800 and it is really unwieldy for him any longer. He shot with Leica for many years. He's still got his off color sense of humor and love for photography...models :) racing cars and rockabilly!

 

David

 

PS I have been back shooting film so not on here as much right now but always enjoy seeing what you are all doing!

 

Thank you for a bit of a background story, David. At first I thought that the gentleman is someone special (for you), but hold off of my guess as I really thought that you were just testing the back-light capability of the X. The only 'hint' that I got from the photograph was that he is a Ferrari fans!

 

I would suggest him to switch to a smaller and lighter camera; don't let the unwieldy of his current camera prevent him from shooting and become creative. By the way, do you have any link for me to enjoy your film photography?

 

Like him, other than photography, I also a big fans of motoracing (mainly F1 and MotoGP), into girls (models!) :D , musics (mainly Jazz), and beers! So, we have some things in common to start with.. hehehehehe...

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