{"id":108,"date":"2006-03-28T09:23:00","date_gmt":"2006-03-28T09:23:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/pindelski.org\/Photography\/?p=108"},"modified":"2026-02-19T08:53:40","modified_gmt":"2026-02-19T15:53:40","slug":"and-now-for-some-pictures","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pindelski.org\/Photography\/2006\/03\/28\/and-now-for-some-pictures\/","title":{"rendered":"And now for some pictures"},"content":{"rendered":"

Which is what it’s all about.<\/i><\/p>\n

All that cataloging in Aperture did have a bright side, specifically an opportunity to reacquaint myself with many pictures from days past. So after all this talk of cameras and printers and software in recent columns, I thought it might be nice to share some pictures with you.<\/p>\n

As is the case, I suspect, with many photographers, I have perfect recall of the equipment and film used to take these, even though the stored files are silent, as it’s not something I routinely record. The digital age, of course, does this for you today.<\/p>\n

So here goes – 15 snaps chosen at random and in no particular order.
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\nSouth Uist, Outer Hebrides, 1977.
\nA rugged, lonely place.
\nNikon F, 28mm Vivitar, TriX.
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\nTuileries Gardens, Paris, 1977.
\nA life begins, another draws to a close.
\nLeica M3, 35mm Summaron, TriX.
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\nWorld Trade Centers, 1982.
\nPentax ME Super, 40mm Pentax SMC, Kodachrome 64.
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\nLondon, 2000.
\nCabs old and new.
\nLeica M6, 35mm Asph Summicron, Kodachrome 64.
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\nTucson, Arizona.
\nA warm day!
\nLeica M6, 90mm Elmarit, Kodachrome 64.
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\nPebble Beach, California, 1987.
\n‘The Pirate’.
\nLeicaflex SL, 50mm Summicron-R. Kodachrome 64.
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\nTuileries Gardens, Paris, 1975.
\nWhat’s not to like about Paris?
\nLeica M3, 90mm Elmar, Kodachrome X.
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\nRodeo Drive, California, 1989.
\nSomeone parked this huge ’60s wagon on this costliest of shopping destinations.
\nLeica M3, 50mm Summicron, Kodachrome 64.
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\nBermuda, 1999.
\nLand of sublime architecture.
\nLeica M6, 90mm Elmarit, Kodachrome 64.
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\nSomewhere in Arizona, 1988.
\nLeicaflex SL, 50mm Summicron-R, Kodachrome 64.
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\nHong Kong, 1995.
\nStatues ready for illicit export.
\nRollei 35, 40mm Tessar, Kodachrome 64.
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\nPismo Beach, California, 2004.
\nA lazy, sunny afternoon by the Pacific.
\nLeica M2, 35mm Asph Summicron, Kodak Gold 100.
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\nUnion Square, San Francisco, 1999.
\nA child’s wonder.
\nLeica M2, 35mm Asph Summicron, Kodak Gold 100.
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\nPasadena, California, 1988.
\nGangster car.
\nLeica M3, 35mm Summicron, Kodachrome 64.
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\nSanta Fe, New Mexico, 1995.
\nRocking horses at an antique dealer’s.
\nLeica M2, 50mm Summicron, Kodachrome 64.<\/i><\/center><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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