A photo that I only began to be really interested in and work on more than a year after I took it - although I had it at least earmarked back then. This seems to contradict what I once said about digital photography, but of course it doesn't. With enough discipline, digital photography can certainly "feel" like film photography.
Wetzlar in Hess, Germany is where Leica comes from, originally, and I was there for the first time about a week ago to view a Klavdij Sluban exhibition. The exhibition was in the Leica Gallery in Solms where Leica is currently situated (and where my M7 was built), but it seems they're now planning to relocate to where they came from.
I've started this blog to "force" myself to think about photography and do something with it on a daily basis. Eventually, I'll have to shoot enough good photos regularly to provide adequate supply and I don't know yet if I'll succeed, but for now it's also great fun to scan old negatives and see what's already there.
This will not be a one-photo-per-day blog in the sense of showing photos I took a few hours ago. I'll explain why I don't like this in one of my blog entries.
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