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This is the first of three articles based upon images received from Ashley Wolff, Dr. Paul Wolff ’s granddaughter. These articles are an attempt to answer several otherwise unanswered biographic questions:What was the nature of Paul Wolff ’s...
People who know me know that I am a sucker for after- market gadgets that are made to fit Leica cameras and perform some function that is otherwise difficult to bring off. I even gave a talk at the Annual Meeting a few years ago about all such gadgets...
Cuba is the jewel of the Caribbean, the largest island in the sea. First inhabited by tribes of indigenous peoples from the Americas, Cuba was claimed by Christopher Columbus for the Spanish crown in 1492. In the following centuries, Spanish colonization...
It never rains, but it pours. Not only are we being treated right now to new books and exhibitions on Dr. Paul Wolff & Tritschler, but out of the blue comes a strikingly beautiful art book with images of medieval sculptures that Alfred Tritschler...
The grey paint finished 13.5cm 1:4.5 Hektor (codeword HEFAR) was briefly discussed in the Viewfinder #4, 1983. Two lenses were illustrated 575211 on the cover and 576111 in the article.During August and September 1944, Leitz Wetzlar shipped 13.5cm...
These photographs from a number of years ago are of a steam-powered excursion train and locomotive, both before and after its arrival at Vermont's Chester Depot RR station, following one of its sightseeing runs starting from Bellows Falls VT.Although...
In the 1950s and 60s, we had one camera store in our small town. The sign hanging over the entrance steps was shaped like a super-sized folding bellows Kodak Kodo No. 0. The shop name was scribed in neon lights and they stayed open until 9:00 pm. To my youthful...
Most standard issue Leica cameras are such beautiful functional objects in their own right I’ve often wondered why anyone would bother to guild the lily by creating customized versions. However the human tendency to exalt and glorify what is already...
By Gigi StollFOCAL POINTS: WOMEN ADVANCING THE APERTUREGroup exhibition of contemporary female photographers February 7 - April 25, 2020It is always curious to me how clients discover my work. Last October, I received the most eloquent introduction...
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