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En Admirant Paris sent on April 26, 2014 (10:17) by Teogal. 7 comments, 442 views.

, 1/500 f/2.8, ISO 100, hand held.

Questo anziano signore parigino è rimasto dieci minuti buoni ad ammirare Parigi dalla collina di Monmartre, forse incantato dalla bellezza della sua città anche in una giornata uggiosa come quella.

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7 persons like it: Claudio Santoro, Diprimadamiano, Fotopernoi, Geeno, Lucini65, Oly, Toberinha

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Claudio Santoro

sent on June 05, 2014 (2:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

still an interesting photo. Among other things in your avatar there is the Canon FTb which was my first SLR many years ago. Great machine! .... For the record (but you already know) is the second version of the FTb, that of 1973. Hello, nice to see your photos. Claudio

Teogal

sent on June 05, 2014 (9:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Cla.san for the passage and comment much appreciated! :) The Ftb was (still is actually) of my dad, I learned to shoot at age 14 with just that ... now bring with me on special occasions, such as during my last trip to Paris, charged with Ilford HP5 ;)

Thanks again pass!

Claudio Santoro

sent on June 05, 2014 (10:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I also have it yet, in fact I have two, one equal to yours, and a second of the previous version, the '71 with some details taken from the "mother" FT. This second is black. But now I do not use, but the FTb was a real ship school had a spot meter so you had to be very careful to evaluate, obviously without automation, the exposure. How to make the mercury batteries that no longer exist? Greetings

Geeno

sent on November 04, 2014 (17:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

not being an expert in film cameras like you, I admired a great pleasure for your photos. You have a style very special and beautiful;-).
All the photos in the gallery are awesome, this one in particular.

Sincere congratulations. Louis

Teogal

sent on November 05, 2014 (10:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A few experts here, just a lot of passion! ;-)

Thank you so much for the compliments and the transition Geeno, I appreciate very much. :-) I do understand to be on your way ... thanks!

Geeno

sent on November 05, 2014 (11:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

And how if you're !!! ;-)

straight ahead, full speed ahead! 8-)

Fotopernoi

sent on November 05, 2014 (11:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful, by the French poet

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