1bwana1 wrote:
Happy to Gary. Here are front and back pictures I quickly took this morning. No time to dust it off or do anything artistic. This is the way it goes out with me everyday, wherever I go.
Pretty much all black but the dials, text, and thumbs Up. The kit does have a cover for the Red Logo dot, but I haven't decided to put that on yet. All of the original finishes stay untouched and protected. Less than $200 total for all of the accessories you see in the picture. Very comfortable and soft to hold and shoot because except for shutter and thumb I really don't touch any metal directly.
The kit was very easy to apply.
I think I remember seeing an M camera from Leica with a similar theme as a special edition once.
torifile wrote:
Shot with my elmarit 28mm version 4 while walking in Seattle.
This is 1st and Washington in Pioneer Square. I worked across the street at the J&M Cafe' back in 80's (The "Grunge Years"). I used to prep all our food every morning for about 5 years literally staring at that building you took a picture of. Jack Buttnick was our Landlord and basically owned the whole block.
Cheers.
Matt Kerby wrote:
This is 1st and Washington in Pioneer Square. I worked across the street at the J&M Cafe' back in 80's (The "Grunge Years"). I used to prep all our food every morning for about 5 years literally staring at that building you took a picture of. Jack Buttnick was our Landlord and basically owned the whole block.
Cheers.
Yesterday was our annual family reunion and picnic on Coronado Island where my 6 brothers and sisters and I all grew up. I got to the Island a little early so stopped by North Beach where I spent much of my youth. It is where I learned to surf, and many other things good and bad. It has changed much at all in the more than half a century that has passed since those days. Still pristine white sand, blue water and sky. More of a locals beach than the tourist beached to the South. In the Summer the Southerly swell directions make the waves bigger and the rip tides stronger here.than the other Coronado beaches. Great for surfing, and why the red warning flag flies on the lifeguard tower. Great memories for me.
Jack Buttnick was our Landlord and basically owned the whole block.
