2011, hotel, Las Vegas, Leica M8, Leica M9, photography, rangefound, service, Street Photography, vegas

Maid Service

Boulder Dam Hotel; Boulder City, NV

2011, Carnival, Leica M9, michigan, Niles, parade, photography, rangefound, Street Photography

No Place Like Home

Elvis and the Good Witch look on from Copyright Heaven to another blessed with golden hair and unlimited sales opportunities. Niles Apple Festival, 2010.

2011, 35mm, black and white, Christmas, Christmastime, Leica M6, polapan, rangefound, storefront, Street Photography

The Party Is Over

And Happy New Year. Storefront remnants of a packaged Christmas display. Left for years perhaps, sun bent and vacant; Louisville, KY. Back to work everyone. Shot on M6 with PolaPan 35mm.

2010, blacktop, Christmas, Christmastime, Leica M8, Leica M9, parking lot, photography, rangefound, Street Photography

Merry Christmas 2010

Get ready for another round of Merry Making. Hope everyone got through the year in one piece. Merry Christmas!

2010, Leica, Leica M6, Leica M8, Leica M9, Mamiya 7, photography, rangefound, Street Photography

RangeFound Now Registered As Trademark

And it’s official: the RangeFound name for online journals, sites, blogs featuring rangefinder camera photography and general photography is a registered U.S. Trademark (Reg. No. 3,893,811) and protected via International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) under Madrid Agreement and Protocol July 29, 2011 (Reg. No. 1 089 240). All rights reserved. No use of images, content or RangeFound name without permission.

2010, America, California, cars, Leica, Leica M9, National Park, off-road, photography, rangefound, Street Photography, Yosemite

North of Yosemite

Just north of Yosemite. The real meets the ideal. I honestly do not know which representation is better.

2010, California, car wash, cars, Christmas lights, discarded, Leica, Leica M9, off-road, parking lot, photography, rangefound, Street Photography

Dust Bowl Blues

South of Fresno, CA (Fall 2010) a couple cars parked off the highway next to the fill-er-up. Dust caked and time baked to distinction. Ultimately bound for glory in my book. Nice juxtaposition with the Christmas lights permanently fixed to the house.