Christmas Holidays in the Beaches Part Two

 Oops, I did this ass backwards, Monday's blog post was supposed to be the last of the three posts, and this the first, oh well. While on here it's still early winter between Christmas and New Year's, time loses all meaning anyway. 

I ran with the black 50th Anniversary Leicaflex SL2, it handles the cold well, shame the meter is DOA, but it's not the end of the world, I popped Doomo's Hot Shoe meter on and got decent exposures. 

Now, I shot exclusively with the 2 Cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit R lens, and now questioning do I really need a 3 cam 35 F2 Summicron or just look for a 3 cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit instead? Something I'll have to think about. 

Camera: Leicaflex SL2, Two Cam 35 F2.8 Elmarit R Lens. 

Film: Ilford HP5 400, 510 Pyro 1+100. 


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