Allen Nelson
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
35mm, 90mm, 110mm
Leicaflex SL2, Canon VT Rangefinder, Hasselblad 50 C/M, Pentax 6x7
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Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
I saw a woman and her child on the train. Had my Leicaflex SL2, not rangefinder. I tried to discreetly grab a shot. Held my camera to my chest and clicked. Wish I thought to put the camera vertically, but it was just a spur of the moment thing while there was an announcement going to distract from the shutter.
Leicaflex SL2, Leica 50mm Summicron-R, Lomography 800.
I saw a woman and her child on the train. Had my Leicaflex SL2, not rangefinder. I tried to discreetly grab a shot. Held my camera to my chest and clicked. Wish I thought to put the camera vertically, but it was just a spur of the moment thing while there was an announcement going to distract from the shutter.
Leicaflex SL2, Leica 50mm Summicron-R, Lomography 800.
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Experimenting with blur.
Meijou Line, Nagoya.
Canon VT Rangefinder, Canon 50mm F1.4 LTM, T-max 400.
Experimenting with blur.
Meijou Line, Nagoya.
Canon VT Rangefinder, Canon 50mm F1.4 LTM, T-max 400.
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
It's so rare to see a couple show any kind of emotions publicly in Japan. Even more so to see one fighting or having some kind of dispute. I came across this pair on a subway platform in the very crowded Sakae Station in Nagoya. Quite convenient that one was wearing black and the other was in white. I thought it helped illustrate their opposing emotions and energy.
Canon VT Rangefinder, Canon 50mm F1.4, Kodak T-Max 100.
It's so rare to see a couple show any kind of emotions publicly in Japan. Even more so to see one fighting or having some kind of dispute. I came across this pair on a subway platform in the very crowded Sakae Station in Nagoya. Quite convenient that one was wearing black and the other was in white. I thought it helped illustrate their opposing emotions and energy.
Canon VT Rangefinder, Canon 50mm F1.4, Kodak T-Max 100.
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