New York in the seventies sort of carried on from the wonderful sixties and there was no better place to observe this youthful energy that Central Park on a Sunday afternoon. These shots, originally on color slide film were scanned and converted to black and white to give then a more classic look. The camera was my Leica M-4 with the 35mm Summicron F 2. Close and personal street photography.
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
The seventies in New York
New York in the seventies sort of carried on from the wonderful sixties and there was no better place to observe this youthful energy that Central Park on a Sunday afternoon. These shots, originally on color slide film were scanned and converted to black and white to give then a more classic look. The camera was my Leica M-4 with the 35mm Summicron F 2. Close and personal street photography.
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