BBC photo essay -- "Leica: The camera that snapped a century"

[02Pete]

<p>Fellow Leica owners might be interested in an online photo essay posted on the BBC website a couple of days ago:<br>

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20141104-the-camera-that-snapped-a-century</p>

[HarryBaker]

<p>This BBC website is not available to people in the UK - the home of the BBC! What a pity.</p>

[Richard Williams]

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<p>This BBC website is not available to people in the UK - the home of the BBC! What a pity. </p>

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<p>Try this:<br>

http://www.megaproxy.com/go/_mp_framed?http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20141104-the-camera-that-snapped-a-century</p>

[jamie_robertson2]

<p>Considering we Brits pay for the BBC, that is outrageous!</p>

[kin_yu1]

<p>It is a nice little photo essay on Leica photography. For you collectors, there is a three page article in the 2014 Fall, Winter Edition of the UK Esquire The Big Black Book of the Leica called "the Dot Commerce", accompanied by three full page photo of the M3 and a two page photos of 24 film and digital models.</p>

[Richard Williams]

<p>Oops, my direct link doesn't work. However, going to http://www.megaproxy.com and selecting 'try it free', then entering the BBC link does.</p>