A Bit More Human


Post-Script: It was really an unexpected pleasure to meet these rather eclectic fellows and spend some time listening and talking. This is another example of why I continue to return, time and again, to this most bohemian of coffee shops (for my town) miles from my own neighborhood; you never know what awaits discovery.
The little Fujifilm X10 continues to surprise me once again with its image quality. I like to use the camera in the EXR Dynamic Range 400 mode, producing JPEG files that are a combination of two exposures, one balanced for the shadows and the other balanced for the highlights. I will apply a bit of levels and curves adjustment afterward in SilkyPix.
Typecast via Olivetti Lettera 22. No skipping problems today, which sums up my suspicion that these all-mechanical devices prefer to be used rather than let sit idle.
1 Comments:
The fellow in the top hat looks like a photographer friend of mine in Pennsylvania.
Looks like a nice place with an interesting gathering of patrons.
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