David_Manning
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My almost-7th grade daughter fell in love with my Olympus 35RD, which I said she could shoot anytime.
Next, she helped develop four rolls of Tri-X.
Yesterday, she checked out a b&w technique book from the library.
I'm so excited
(Leica M6, Zeiss Biogon 2/35, Fujicolor Superia 400)
Next, she helped develop four rolls of Tri-X.
Yesterday, she checked out a b&w technique book from the library.
I'm so excited
(Leica M6, Zeiss Biogon 2/35, Fujicolor Superia 400)
Juan Valdenebro
Truth is beauty
From that pic, she looks really interested! And she has that "photographer" something...
I'd say she'll enjoy it for long, and you too!
Cheers,
Juan
I'd say she'll enjoy it for long, and you too!
Cheers,
Juan
Brian Legge
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Congrats!
She has good taste in cameras. Good too as her small fingers can probably do better dealing with that aperture ring. I'm still bitter about that - it wrecks the ergonomics for me on a camera that is darn near perfect otherwise.
She has good taste in cameras. Good too as her small fingers can probably do better dealing with that aperture ring.
I'm still bitter about that - it wrecks the ergonomics for me on a camera that is darn near perfect otherwise.
Ranchu
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Awesome, she's serious business!
Ranchu
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Nice shot of yours, too!
Ronald M
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So wonderful to see the next generation learn. By the time she is 20, she will have a rare skill I am afraid.
ruby.monkey
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Next time it'll be...
(Olympus 35RD, Fujicolor Superia 400, because the little brat stole my Leica)
Ranchu
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Don't be afraid, Ronald M, everything's going to be fine.
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
Love it! That'll be my kids someday...hopefully
raid
Dad Photographer
I like it, David. It is impressive that she is learning from you how to process film.
My two daughters are in first and third grade, so I have started them first with digital cameras. When they get a little older, they can choose from my film cameras.
My two daughters are in first and third grade, so I have started them first with digital cameras. When they get a little older, they can choose from my film cameras.
Tompas
Wannabe Künstler
I would be very proud if I were you!
Chinasaur
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Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.
Very cool too
Very cool too
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gb hill
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I wish I had a camera like that to carry around in school back in the day. If she does she will have wonderful memories in years to come.
paulfish4570
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great for you and your daughter!
menos
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Well done David, well done ;-)
I wish, my parents had shared an interest in photography, to help me get started interest into this early!
I wish, my parents had shared an interest in photography, to help me get started interest into this early!
user237428934
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Nice. Hope she is confident enough to stand the odd looks of her friends that she uses such old stuff.
oftheherd
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Wonderful that she is finding the use of film so fascinating. Keep imparting to her your knowledge and enthusiasm
Neare
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David buy her an album so she can stick photos in it. Probably one with white space so she can write stuff like a diary.
ijohnnyz
shoot pictures not people
I'd let her try an SLR too. Whatever fuels her photographic interest.
taskoni
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... one more right eye shooter
It is great to see your kid(s) enjoying and sharing the same interests like you parents, especially a photography - one art you can't do without loving it for sure!
I also gave my 10 years old son an M2 as a birthday present - he didn't appreciated very much at first, but sounds like he's enjoying it now.
It is great to see your kid(s) enjoying and sharing the same interests like you parents, especially a photography - one art you can't do without loving it for sure!
I also gave my 10 years old son an M2 as a birthday present - he didn't appreciated very much at first, but sounds like he's enjoying it now.