Red, white and blue.

San Mateo. G3, kit lens.

From America’s greatest manufacturing era.

Chevy, late sun. G3, kit lens.

A slice of the future.

San Luis Obispo delivery man. Mamiya 6, kit lens.

A lovely afternoon saw me watching this hard working delivery man go hither and tither up and down the ramp of his truck. After three cycles, I pointed the Mamiya at the man as he was exiting and one snap is all it took.

The Mamiya 6 was the ultimate rangefinder film camera. Compact, light, with a great range/viewfinder, it delivered a 6×6 negative with quality to match, leaving the Leica in the dust.

Black and white.

Cayucos, CA. Rollei 3.5F, Verichrome.

At the Coastguard station.

Morro Bay, CA. Leica M2, 35mm Asph Summicron-M, Kodak Gold 100.

Click the picture for the map. No, the Leica M2 did not have GPS!