[Leica] Japan PAW - Tokyo street life, a small plane in a small room, etc.

[cmbrow at wm.edu (Chandos Michael Brown)]

It's a Fuji FA 200-160 Aerosubaru.

Chandos

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Nakamura
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 10:39 AM
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Subject: [Leica] Japan PAW - Tokyo street life, a small plane in a small
room, etc.


Some new film PAWs that I've gotten around to uploading:


PAW22: It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a small plane in a small room 
in Tokyo. Can anyone identify what type of plane it is? Piper 
Cherokee?   Leica M3 / Summaron 35mm f/2.8
        http://photoethnography.com/gallery/paw2004/index22.html

PAW23: I'm a sucker for dogs and Tokyo is a good  city for taking 
PAWs walking around neighborhoods.  The Summaron renders this nicely. 
We're at the end of the dog days of summer, it's becoming quite 
chilly these days.
        http://photoethnography.com/gallery/paw2004/index23.html


PAW21:  Alley near Shinjuku Station. Again with the M3/ Summaron 
combination, at night, handheld.
        http://photoethnography.com/gallery/paw2004/index21.html


PAW24:  If you're one those who are in denial that changing lenses 
can actually change the flavor of a photograph, compare this scene of 
busy downtown life in Ameyokocho with the scene above in Shinjuku. 
The modern Summicron is much colder and contrastier. Different, yes. 
Better... perhaps? I actually prefer the Summaron for neighborhood 
photos (as long as there is no bright light to cause it to flare).
        http://photoethnography.com/gallery/paw2004/index24.html


PAW20: I cross-posted this with the Voigltander list so I thought I 
should throw in a photo taken with a Voigtlander lens, in this case 
the 25mm Color Skopar.*  It's  a fine lens but it has a tendency to 
flare.
        http://photoethnography.com/gallery/paw2004/index20.html

* I think it's the 25mm. I  wrote down 15mm in my log, but the 
perspective is more 25mm than 15mm.


Comments and flames welcome!


Karen

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