A Quiet Seat

[Keith Drysdale]

My good lady in the grounds of Howick Hall, Northumberland. Taken on a Yashica Campus fixed lens rangefinder, loaded with Delta 400 and developed in Ilfotec LC29.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

A lot of texture and detail for a nice, immersive, take.

 

[Brian Moore]

A contemplative pose to be sure. Nice. That lens is sharp.

 

[Keith Drysdale]

A contemplative pose to be sure. Nice. That lens is sharp.

Thanks. The Yashinon 45mm f2.8 was fixed to a lot of Yashica cameras right from the early 50s until the 70s which is a testament to how good the design was. It may have been designed/manufactured by Tomioka but it is notoriously difficult to research Japanese camera and lens history.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

It seems that whenever I take a photo of my wife she hates it - mostly because she is always finding fault with her self-image. However, I never said that I was a people photographer and I don't like all of her fussing when she turns her iPhone on me, so maybe I don't optimize my shots? Also, shooting candid with an iPhone usually means that I don't have on my glasses (which means that I mostly don't see).

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

My good lady in the grounds of Howick Hall, Northumberland. Taken on a Yashica Campus fixed lens rangefinder, loaded with Delta 400 and developed in Ilfotec LC29.View attachment 20204

It is a loving environment in shades of grey and a fine portrait.