Spotmatic Chicago

[steve_10170]

<p>..gotta' love the tak's on a spotmatic. Tri-x / HC-100. Cheers, Steve</p><div></div>

[steve_10170]

<p>nightlife</p><div></div>

[steve_10170]

<p>evening paper.</p><div></div>

[mukul_dube]

<p>You just broke my neck.</p>

[tony_lockerbie]

<p>It's OK Mukul, neck exercise is vital first thing in the morning! I too love the Takumars, especially like the shot of the trees, did you use a 50mm 1.4?<br>

Thanks for the post.</p>

[rick_drawbridge]

<p>Nice, <strong>Steve</strong>. Probably, a Spotmatic is the only 35mm camera one needs...Trees are nice and the nightlife is evocative. When I was younger, and in the wee small hours, it was not unusual to view a front door from that angle...</p>

[subbarayan_prasanna]

<p>Nice perspectives. Thanks. sp.</p>

[rod_larson]

I find I am using my spotmatic more and more just because of the excellent M42 lenses that are available, and not only the

Takumars. Nightlife is great.

[DWScott]

<p>Steve, I also love the Taks, but credit goes to your eye!<br>

I love Trees and Morning Paper (cricked neck aside.)</p>

 

[marc_bergman1]

<p>Steve,</p>

<p>This is nice work. I can just imagine walking along the trees in the late afternoon on my way to downtown. After a night of fun, waking to a strange sight at a slightly strange angle.</p>

<p>Thanks for sharing.</p>

[jason]

<p>Great set of images! I like "Nightlife" esp.I have used so many kinds of cameras, some cheaper, some more expensive The SP simply special.<br>

Your pix show great images with a basic camera..Yet all those years ago, a SLR was the new way. the built in "behind lens metering" a big step forward.<br>

My original Spotmatic was always available for other pros to use.They were using 120 film. It went to an Olympic type event where it became a main press camera..shot about 40~100 rolls a day for about 10 days..</p>