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Milan Tattoos by Paul Crespel, on FlickrMilan tattoos
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Just bought a new head by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Just bought a new head
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THE EXHIBITION HAS NOW CLOSED AFTER A SUCCESSFUL 6 WEEKS AND OVER SIX THOUSAND OF VISITORS SIX-WEEK EXHIBITION OF FUJI STREET PHOTOGRAPHY IN LIGURIA, ITALY - 80 IMAGES - ALL IMAGES WITH FUJI X CAMERAS 80 photographs taken on Fuji X cameras, 33 x 48cm A3+ printed on Canson Baryta paper by GD Fine Art Print, framed without glass to give the ultimate viewing experience. Exhibition organised by "Associazione Culturale Sinapsi" and the Alassio "Assessorata alla Cultura".
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You're Welcome To Verona! by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Sheltering from the snow in Verona, Italy
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Erikk, the GW690 would be fantastic. At an even better price you could get an Olympus 35RC or the Canon, Nikon or Ricoh equivalent. They were all great cameras, and you'd be looking at under €150 in mint condition. You could then spend the rest of your budget on a dark bag, developing tank and a few chemicals to develop the film yourself, and a decent film scanner. The GW690 is a beauty, but it's heavy and bulky, and you may end up choosing not to take it out with you for that reason. One of the smaller, lighter ones, such as the 35RC would be much more tempting to carry around.
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Have you looked at the Epson R-D1s ? It's digital, but it's like using a film camera. There are only 4 ISO settings: 200 400 800 and 1600 and with its CCD sensor it produces images that exactly match those ISO settings on film. The R-D1 has a cult following, and even though it is now 10 years old, pre-dating even the Leica M8 by 2 years, its 6.1MP still produces wonderful images that can be printed up to A2 without loss of definition. I still take mine out and use it from time to time, and it is one of the most enjoyable cameras I've ever used.
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Skipping Rope by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Italy - Affi (VR) - Fuji X-Pro1
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Night Train by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Midnight train to Verona, Italy
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STREET PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION MILAN ITALY
Paul Crespel replied to Paul Crespel's topic in Street Photography
This exhibition was long-term, - open 7 days a week - it opened in May 2014, and closed in September 2015, after 18 months and over one million visitors.- 2 replies
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Verona, city of Romeo and Juliet by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Italy - Verona - Fuji X100s
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Night Train by Paul Crespel, on Flickr Italy - Verona - Fuji X100s
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The 27mm lens is certainly Fuji's smallest offering. It focusses quickly and accurately and produces sharp and nicely contrasty images. For me it's a valid, compact alternative for the 35mm, and can be found on eBay at very interesting prices. The 27mm has no lens hood, and fitting one would only make it into a non-pancake, but without a hood, just occasionally, you may see a bit of flare. If you fit a protective filter, you will see flare more often. Great lens for street and travel photography, and worth buying.
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From the album: Street Photography
© © Paul Crespel 2015 - All Rights Reserved
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Interesting article on 1" sensors: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/one-inch-sensor.htm
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From the album: News Archive
© © Paul Crespel 1975 - All Rights Reserved
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Photos from the past by Paul Crespel
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From the album: News Archive
© © Paul Crespel 1975 - All Rights Reserved
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From the album: News Archive
15 JULY, FORTY YEARS AGO On 15 July 1975, aged just 16, I became a photographer with my photographic coverage of the "Point Law", a Shell-Mex & B.P. coastal tanker that ran aground at full speed on the southwest of the island of Alderney. I was there when it happened, with my Halina Paulette Electric camera, and I scaled 60m cliffs in very windy conditions to capture close-up shots of the helicopter and lifeboat rescuing the crew of 12, who had been drinking heavily. I was able to sell the photographs to many British newspapers, which were then further syndicated worldwide. I was in the right place at the right time with a very basic camera, but no matter how basic, it was the best camera in the world because it was there when I needed it. Two weeks later the story broke again with the news that the captain had taken his own life. If I had not been there when it happened I would certainly not have become a photographer. Not taken with a Fuji camera, but despite the Ilford film used for the photo montage, I used Fuji film.© © Paul Crespel 1975 - All Rights Reserved
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STREET PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION CEMBRA (TN) ITALY
Paul Crespel replied to Paul Crespel's topic in Street Photography
THIS EXHIBITION HAS NOW ENDED. It was open from Tuesday 7 July at 3pm until Sunday 11 July at 11pm, and saw just over four thousand visitors. -
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From the album: Street Photography
Lady washing her face in a shop window© © Paul Crespel - All Rights Reserved
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From the album: Street Photography
A tattooed guy in Verona with his dog© © Paul Crespel - All Rights Reserved
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CEMBRA (TN) - VAL DI CEMBRA - EXHIBITION OF 50 STREET PHOTOGRAPHY IMAGES TAKEN WITH FUJI X CAMERAS 7-12 JULY 2015 09:00 - 20:00 FREE ADMISSION
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THE EXHIBITION HAS NOW CLOSED AFTER 18 MONTHS AND OVER ONE MILLION VISITORS LONG-TERM EXHIBITION OF FUJI STREET PHOTOGRAPHY IN CENTRAL MILAN, ITALY - 50 IMAGES - 200 METRES FROM DUOMO - FREE ADMISSION - ALL IMAGES WITH FUJI X CAMERAS
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From the album: Street Photography
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