STONE LIONS

self | August 30, 2011 | swampsniper

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I took an old Pentax ME Super SE 35mm I found at a thrift store and tuned up. This is from the 2nd test roll.

St. Augustine has a lot of lion sculptures, I think when it cools down this autumn I'll go see how many I can find with a camera.

[Silentgypsy]

Beautiful! Thank you.

[mojo114]

Hi, I was so surprised that 35 mm rules with young people.
I experienced that while on vacation in Virginia. So many young families with 35 mm cameras with lens’s hanging off their shoulders in cases.
It brought me back to 20 year’s ago when when that was the norm.

[mojo114]

Hi, I was so surprised that 35 mm rules with young people.
I experienced that while on vacation in Virginia. So many young families with 35 mm cameras with lens’s hanging off their shoulders in cases.
It brought me back to 20 year’s ago when when that was the norm.

[Bellflower]

My digitals do not come close to creating the majesty my old Cannon does. I just can't capture mystery and light in at all the same way. Sure I can get detailed information but not the soul I really want with with the shot. It can be quite frustrating to feel you are losing the art you are really going for and the moment is gone. Digital often leaves me wishing I had brought my bigger, older, more expensive to use but faithful Cannon camera.