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More and more film fun with something other than a Leica M

Maggie O

Maggie O

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Some more from that one roll from my Rollei 35:

Glyph, Minneapolis, MN, 1987


Formula, Minneapolis, MN, 1987


Upstairs Addition, Minneapolis, MN, 1987


Uptown Eurocart, Minneapolis, MN, 1987
 
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m_driscoll

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shtarka1 said:
Super Images Here Y'All!
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Lloyd said:
A lot of nice things going on here Matt. Great portrait.
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sizifo said:
That's really good. Not just making an obligatory great photo post - this is an outstanding portrait.
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Maggie O said:
I concur. That really is a great photo. I love the dress, especially- really speaks of that time.
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Steve/Lloyd/sizifo/Maggie: Thank you all! :D

Cheers, Matt

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
 
Maggie O

Maggie O

Active member
m_driscoll said:
Maggie: Very nice. Your images are so clear with good dynamic range. The pp is excellent. I like this one with the eurocart and earmuffs. That cart probably wouldn't be very good in the snow, eh?
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Thanks, Matt! Looking at these old negs makes me want to get another Rollei 35. Like I need another camera. :ROTFL:

I reckon that cart would be complete rubbish in the snow. I wonder if they sold many of them? Great for any other time, I'd expect.
 
Maggie O

Maggie O

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A few shots from the F3 and the Nikkor 28/2.8:

Lara, I-70 Overlook,Colorado, June, 1989

T-Max

Pasture with Tree, Craig, NE, January, 1987


IR Carwash, Omaha, NE, January, 1987

Kodak HIE for those two.
 
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tokengirl

Guest
Maggie O said:
A few shots from the F3 and the Nikkor 28/2.8:

Lara, I-70 Overlook,Colorado, June, 1989

T-Max

Pasture with Tree, Craig, NE, January, 1987


IR Carwash, Omaha, NE, January, 1987

Kodak HIE for those two.
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These are all great! The first one is off-the-chart fantastic!
 
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pfigen

Member
Maggie,

I've been completely slammed shooting the last couple of months but had to say how much I've enjoyed your black and whites. They are simply a wonderful documentation of a period of your life that and the images are so full of life and emotion that's it's hard to describe. What I especially like are the seemingly unimportant subjects that become part of your personal history and become an integral part of the story you are telling - whether you're aware of it or not. To my mind and eye, you have the makings of a book that might have broader appeal than you first imagine. They feel like snapshots from the movie of a very interesting life. Most of the images posted in online forums are not really very good, but these are different. In case you hadn't figured it out, I REALLY love them!!!

Peter Figen
 
Maggie O

Maggie O

Active member
pfigen said:
Maggie,

I've been completely slammed shooting the last couple of months but had to say how much I've enjoyed your black and whites. They are simply a wonderful documentation of a period of your life that and the images are so full of life and emotion that's it's hard to describe. What I especially like are the seemingly unimportant subjects that become part of your personal history and become an integral part of the story you are telling - whether you're aware of it or not. To my mind and eye, you have the makings of a book that might have broader appeal than you first imagine. They feel like snapshots from the movie of a very interesting life. Most of the images posted in online forums are not really very good, but these are different. In case you hadn't figured it out, I REALLY love them!!!

Peter Figen
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Thank you, Peter! I'm stunned. In the best possible way!

I was almost crying when I read of John Stovall's death, but your very kind words have actually got me going now. I'm glad that they're at least 50% tears of joy. Thank you. Thank you so much.

My goodness, what a morning.
 
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m_driscoll

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khc1013 said:
+1 here. Love it a lot.
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Anthony: Thanks.

khc1013 said:
had some fun with a ricoh gr1. the first camera my father gave it me. very snappy.
shot with some expired fuji 800npz.
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Anthony: Great photos. The truck's cool; but, I esp. like the loose quality of this one. Yes, "snappy".

tokengirl said:
These are all great! The first one is off-the-chart fantastic!
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shtarka1 said:
Totally Agree!
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pfigen said:
Maggie,
I've been completely slammed shooting the last couple of months but had to say how much I've enjoyed your black and whites. They are simply a wonderful documentation of a period of your life that and the images are so full of life and emotion that's it's hard to describe. What I especially like are the seemingly unimportant subjects that become part of your personal history and become an integral part of the story you are telling - whether you're aware of it or not. To my mind and eye, you have the makings of a book that might have broader appeal than you first imagine. They feel like snapshots from the movie of a very interesting life. Most of the images posted in online forums are not really very good, but these are different. In case you hadn't figured it out, I REALLY love them!!!
Peter Figen
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Maggie: +1. +1, and well said Peter. :thumbup::thumbs:

Cheers, Matt

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
 
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