Share Some RF Shots II
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I recently got started using a rangefinder and I'm getting quite addicted to it. I really love the simplicity of the RF camera with just one prime lens, compared to the bulky DSLR I used to carry. The only thing I hate is having to scan the photos... hope to post more interesting stuff in future. So far mostly just family shots.
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aloyyolaaloy
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I recently got started using a rangefinder and I'm getting quite addicted to it. I really love the simplicity of the RF camera with just one prime lens, compared to the bulky DSLR I used to carry. The only thing I hate is having to scan the photos... hope to post more interesting stuff in future. So far mostly just family shots.
love this photo :sweatsm:
He invited my friend and i into his flat (spartan and bare but homely nonetheless) telling us that he's been staying there for about 30 years or so. The cat you see there was saved from death by him. It was found in a storm drain covered in oil. Sadly, it lost an eye, but remains a healthy and inquisitive cat. The medical bill apparently cost 700 Singapore dollars. Wonderful fella.
Bessa R3a, Nokton 40mm 1.4 SC, Ilford Pan 400 pushed to 800, Tmax Dev 1:4, 20C, 8 mins.
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He invited my friend and i into his flat (spartan and bare but homely nonetheless) telling us that he's been staying there for about 30 years or so. The cat you see there was saved from death by him. It was found in a storm drain covered in oil. Sadly, it lost an eye, but remains a healthy and inquisitive cat. The medical bill apparently cost 700 Singapore dollars. Wonderful fella.
Bessa R3a, Nokton 40mm 1.4 SC, Ilford Pan 400 pushed to 800, Tmax Dev 1:4, 20C, 8 mins.
Nice shots. I like the first one best. Photos which come with a story are always more impactful.
Nice :thumbsup:
Agreed bro.
Here are a few more shots.
This feisty elderly woman travels the distance from Bukit Merah to places like Kallang and Old Airport Road to feed the strays. She also brings them in to be sterilized, paying with her own money (incidentally, each sterilization costs around 50-70 dollars).
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He invited my friend and i into his flat (spartan and bare but homely nonetheless) telling us that he's been staying there for about 30 years or so. The cat you see there was saved from death by him. It was found in a storm drain covered in oil. Sadly, it lost an eye, but remains a healthy and inquisitive cat. The medical bill apparently cost 700 Singapore dollars. Wonderful fella.
Bessa R3a, Nokton 40mm 1.4 SC, Ilford Pan 400 pushed to 800, Tmax Dev 1:4, 20C, 8 mins.
merelyok, you certainly have had captured these good fotos. It shows what human spirit is all about, showing compassion to a dying cat and saved its life. God bless the old man. Good series, bro.
agreed.. good job merelyok.. i like the first pic, the one with the man and the cats..
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