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Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Classic shot

I consider this to be my very first "good shot." It was made with a folding Kodak Retina with a Schneider lens and Kodachrome II. I had just returned from Europe where I hd taken some nice photos but on  this particilar one I attribute my beginning interest in photography. This was back in September of 1967, a long time ago.

 

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