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Threw these guys together a while back. Took inspiration from all 4 films, so no real coherent theme.
Also apologies for the poor picture quality, had to use my phone. At least I got to play with the RAW format a bit.
The other day I discovered a file with negatives dating back to my earliest photographic efforts in 1976, when I was studying photography at the Port Elizabeth technical college in Summerstrand.
This photo of a friend of mine at the time was taken in my res room with only natural light coming through the window. I have no idea what became of Max post college - he was studying fine art at the time.
The negatives of the three portraits of Max I shot that day were scanned for me by my friend Lionel Burger, who apart from being a wonderful photog, also wields a pretty mean scanner!
The camera was an Olympus OM1n, the lens a Zuiko 50mm f1.8, the film, Kodak Plus-X Pan, ASA (ISO) 125.
My word...what memories. 41 years ago. I wonder what became of Max, who hailed from Bloemfontein.
Sony Nex 5n and Tokina RMC 24mm f/2.8 at 2.8
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After waiting for 2 long years, we eventually found a South African breeder of blue British shorthairs. The two boys arrived on 12 July at 4.5 months old. Trying to capture a kitten (never mind two at the same time) at the perfect moment is quite a task! Here is the first of many images of Max and Milo.
Max Nagl Trio - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg - 07.02.2020
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Besetzung:
Max Nagl: Sax;
Clemens Wenger: keys, synth;
Herbert Pirker: drums, percussion;