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http://memphisbluessociety.com/leica_cm/ This Leica CM is in near mint condition and has the Ever Ready case #18561 as part of the kit as well as all documentation, the original box and the warranty card has never been filled out. Asking $850, free shipping, no tax, using google checkout for...

i like it a lot -- keep doing what you're doing

has nothing to do with the title, doesn't look like any vintage 50's style photos -- look pixelated and it just doesn't work for me...

They were shot at 3200 on Ilford hp5 400 film, yes, they're grainy. They were also printed on color paper thru a machine. My lens is immaculately clean - could be in the processing or printing phase

she was definitely getting the attention she craves, and she knew everybody was looking at her ...

typical loser stoner boyfreind... had my hands been quicker and my angle lower, she'd have been dead center

This was taken during a blues competition -- one had a gig, the other was spectating, they play together often... I believe they were pontificating the spectacular specimen of female anatomy that has recently passed before them (talking about a hot chick) - or were just catching up on events...

aren't all bluesmen poets? This is part of my ongoing series of Blues photography -- Both of these guys are great at acoustic delta blues as well as an electric blues that is very powerful

well, my own opinion: 1) Start small, photograph local bands in small clubs 2) Give copies of the prints to the musicians 3) don't pop flashes in their faces. 4) I use 400 or faster film, no flash and fast lenses - no need for a flash 5) shoot enough, carry samples with you - you'll soon get...

lots more at http://www.bluesicon.net/gallery/

I've got a slew of both him and other horn players at http://www.bluesicon.net/gallery/

All on Beale Street -- I spend a lot of time there...

very nice - well done