It took me over 40 years to get a HASSELBLAD -- in 2002 I got a 510CM using the Lump Sum from my Government Retirement Pension then I was GIVEN a 1978 500C/M by a Camera Club member who is over 90 years old ! I am ENVIOUS of your 40 mm DISTAGON you use so much but you are a 'Master' of that lens You photos are t… Read more

It took me over 40 years to get a HASSELBLAD -- in 2002 I got a 510CM using the Lump Sum from my Government Retirement Pension then I was GIVEN a 1978 500C/M by a Camera Club member who is over 90 years old ! I am ENVIOUS of your 40 mm DISTAGON you use so much but you are a 'Master' of that lens You photos are technically PERFECT -- all the VERTICALS are STRAIGHT even with that 40mm lens ! I enjoyed having a view of your albums -- please KEEP SNAPPING !

There is something very special in Kurt Sadjina's photography, something that makes his pictures very heart-warming, something that makes one feel intimate with the place or person being photographed. His eye is sharp and his work is unquestionably of the highest quality, so as his gear, but I would say that special so… Read more

There is something very special in Kurt Sadjina's photography, something that makes his pictures very heart-warming, something that makes one feel intimate with the place or person being photographed. His eye is sharp and his work is unquestionably of the highest quality, so as his gear, but I would say that special something is unrelated to this, and lies in the fact that his heart is really the tool he takes his pictures with. In his photographs I find mainly the love he dedicates to the object captured, be it a person, a building, a nature scene or a landscape. In each one of his pictures I find a little bit of his heart, and in the whole of his work I see the man.