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I took this in the Louvre in Paris in 2002. I have just scanned it to add it to my archive. The camera was certainly the M6 and probably the lens was the 35mm Summicron I had back then. It was taken on Agfa Vista 800 colour film, which I have no rational explanation for now because I can't imagine me ever using it. The grain is pretty big, but through judicious use of LRCC I think I have gotten away with it at this size, or at least I hope so! I do like the result.

 

Gerry

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The expression of the artist watching his painting ist just perfectly cought in the picture ! 

 

 

So often these things are caught by instinct rather than planning. Thank you for your kind comment.

 

Gerry

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