Post just one photograph here, and specify the camera used to make it...
Salvation Army, 2001
Leica R4, 50mm Summicron


-- grant (g4lamos@yahoo.com), January 26, 2001

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Transvestite Heels, 35mm Leica lens, copyright 2000 Jeff Spirer

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), January 26, 2001.

the girls, M3 & 50mm Summicron

Jeff or Grant, please e-mail me and let me know how to key it in so the picture opens right up like your did--I don't know that trick yet.

-- Andrew Schank (aschank@flash.net), January 26, 2001.

Jeff or Grant, I too don't know how to email a photo and have it pop up. Maybe you could explain in a posting to all of us computer luddites (me anyway's)--I'd love to send a photo myself. Thanks.

-- Bob Todrick (bobtodrick@yahoo.com), January 26, 2001.

Leica M6 - Noctilux 50/1

Andrew, Bob, and anyone else needing assistance showing photography, see my recent thread, "LESSON: Adding Images."

-- Tony Rowlett (rowlett@mail.com), January 26, 2001.

M3, 50 Dual-Range Summicron

-- Mike Dixon (mike@mikedixonphotography.com), January 27, 2001.

M6, 35mm Summicron ASPH, Agfapan 25

-- Buzz Andersen (buzz@scifihifi.com), January 27, 2001.

Nikon F3HP 35mm f/2

-- Tim Kamke (openmri@execpc.com), January 27, 2001.

Heck with HTML!!! Just go here:

http://www.excelimaging.com/nikonf3.htm

-- Tim Kamke (openmri@execpc.com), January 27, 2001.

Here is Tim's pic:

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), January 27, 2001.

Let me mention once again - images only display if you reference the image, not an html page. Tim was trying to display an html page, which doesn't work. This only works if you try to display an image.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), January 27, 2001.

The Girls, M3 with 50mm Summicron

-- Andrew Schank (aschank@flash.net), January 27, 2001.

IIIg w/35mm F2.0 Asph

-- Bob Todrick (bobtodrick@yahoo.com), January 28, 2001.

Blueridge Mountains scene
North Carolina, November 1999
Leica M6TTL, Elmarit-M 90/2.8

-- go3ddog (ramarren@bayarea.net), January 28, 2001.

Blueridge Mountain scene
North Carolina, 1999
Leica M6TTL, Elmarit-M 90/2.8

arrgh. there are times when HTML is just hateful...

-- go3ddog (ramarren@bayarea.net), January 28, 2001.

Leica IIIa, 135/4.5 Hektor

-- rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com), January 29, 2001.

Rick - I think the reason your pic doesn't show up is because it is hosted at tripod, which blocks access from other servers. If you want, I can host it so it can be properly displayed.

In the meantime, here's a link to Rick's pic.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), January 29, 2001.

thanks jeff!

rick :)=

-- rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com), January 30, 2001.

Mike Dixon;

What an excellent photo. Beautiful tonal quality, compostion, not to metion the model's expression at the moment of exposure. A Leica classic perhaps?

-- Dan Brown (brpatent@swbell.net), February 01, 2001.

Am I the only poster at this site that uses color film?

-- Andrew Schank (aschank@flash.net), February 03, 2001.

I use color film, but only with medium format. I don't particularly care for the look of 35mm color enlarged past 5x7, but I go to 11x14 with black and white.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), February 04, 2001.

"I use color film, but only with medium format. I don't particularly care for the look of 35mm color enlarged past 5x7, but I go to 11x14 with black and white."

There's a simple solution to that Jeff - shoot slide and never print!

Rob.

-- Robert Appleby (laintal@tin.it), February 05, 2001.

Here is one I took last Friday night at the bar "8.0" in Fort Worth. 50 Summicron at 1/15 sec. and f2. Delta 400 in XTOL 1:1, printed on MGIV RC Glossy and scanned.

-- Dan Brown (brpatent@swbell.net), February 05, 2001.

OK, how do I make a picture appear in this forum?

-- Dan Brownn (brpatent@swbell.nnet), February 05, 2001.

The answer is above, but to make it even easier, if you want to post a photo here, click on this link to find out.

-- Jeff Spirer (jeff@spirer.com), February 05, 2001.

Here is the above mentioned image:

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=157675

What is good about this image is how it will make my future stuff look better as I improve my style annd technique. :-)

-- Dan Brown (brpatent@swbell.net), February 05, 2001.