Nice, solid images.

Dan Matyola
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/danieljmatyola

On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 10:55 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I've been carrying the Light L16 with me almost all the time this past
> week and some. It's small, light weight and handy, and flexible … and can
> produce some excellent quality results! People think you're just playing
> with your cell phone as you use it too which makes it unobtrusive in a lot
> of street and people shooting.
>
> So … Yesterday I had dropped off my car for some maintenance and took the
> bus back and forth to the shop at both ends of the day. I've found a really
> handy bus route that basically means a short walk at the ends of the run;
> the trip takes me just barely more than a half hour total. As I sat riding
> the bus, a truism came to mind while watching the people getting on and
> off, chatting with each other, the streets going by: you can't do street
> photography if you're driving, you have to be "in the street"—walking,
> riding the bus, sitting at cafes, etc—to do it. Being encumberred with a
> car consumes much too much of your time and energy. I already started to
> think this just from my bicycle riding, but you're still encumbered with a
> vehicle to manage. I think I'll be allocating time to riding the busses
> around more this year.
>
> On my walk to and from the bus, I came across this faded and slightly beat
> up 1970 BMW 2002. I owned one of these cars when they were nearly new,
> bought it in 1972 when I graduated High School for $1800; it seems so cheap
> now, but it was a lot of money for me then! Mine was Forest Green with a
> Tan interior ... four speed manual transmission, cheap Blaupunkt AM/FM
> stereo, no AC or power accessories at all. It was a glorious thing to
> drive: light, agile and trim, quick enough. But oh my was it expensive for
> an 18 year old to service and maintain in 1972! Loved it anyway, lots of
> fun...
>
> On Flickr: https://flic.kr/s/aHsks73yNP
>
> All with the Light L16 - ISO 100. Rendered to DNG, Processed in Lightroom
> 6.x.
> Great memories it brought back... Glad I ran into it!
>
> enjoy,
> G
> —
> The trouble with being punctual is that nobody's there to appreciate it.
>
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