No this entry will not feature any of the photography of John Duncan, sorry I mean art as his work trancends genre.
But it does feature some photos my Dad took.
This one is dated 1958.
He had found a load of old negatives, going back to the 50's and 60's, and is getting me to scan them this week.
All his early stuff was taken with a Voigtlander rangefinder.
It's pretty much a veratible treasure trove of images, of a now alien culture, if you could call the past that.
Back in the days when photographers were a minority, now everyone is a bloody photographer.
He didn't turn proffessional till the late seventies.
I won't have time to go through and scan the rest of them till after Christmas, as well as get my web site up on Uber as well.
Also just one quick question. What's the deal with the framelines on the Leica.
Here is what I saw in the viewfinder.
Here is what is on the neg.
I'm using a Summitar lens from 1940, I was told it is a 50mm, but it's focal length is not marked on the rim. So it could be a 40/45mm lens.
I've tested the framelines against an SLR viewfinder and they seem to be acurate except the 50 frames.
I've since sold the lens (due to stiff focusing), and I am now getting some Zeiss glass.
Best regards to where ever you are in the world.
