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Development and boredom
Don’t forget that behind the double-digit growth and breathtaking development, there are a whole lot of boring jobs, waiting and hanging around. There seem to be an abundance of this in China.
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Tagged beijing, bw, china, minolta al-f, photos, streetphotography
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Dancers in Beihai Park
This couple entertained us and many more. A heroic feat considering the temperature. Shot with the broken Minolta AL-F on Ektar 100 film.
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Tagged beijing, china, film, minolta al-f, photos, streetphotography
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Minolta AL-F proving you don’t need much
The Minolta AL-F was introduced in 1967. It’s nothing special. It’s a compact rangefinder with a 38mm f/2.7 lens, a very limited ASA setting from 25 to 500, and shutter priority with no manual override except for fiddling with the … Continue reading
