A neighbour, almost
Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff 2011-05-24
I met Gustav Holmberg, a history of science scholar who also has a deep interest in photography, at the butcher's shop. He was gazing intently at my camera, well perhaps not the camera, but at my CV Super-Wide Heliaf 15mm/4.5. This lens is obviously one of those that he would be interested to fit on his Leica M3. Now he has started his own series with camera portraits like the one in Tokyo Camera Style. See his Lund Camera Style (Now gone).
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