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deanzentember can always be counted upon to show up dapper
Strobist details: Neewer NW-581 to the left (planted several feet below the bridge and extended fairly high) into a 36" umbrella, triggered by the Phottix Ares.
Vintage snapshots found at an estate sale. A dapper fisherman poses with his catch next to a 1962 Buick Le Sabre 2 door hardtop. The date, Sept 22, 1962 was written on the back.
Location; Unknown, but the car has an Illinois License Plate.
I always look forward to hearing the Dapper Dans when I'm at the park. At times they sound so good, people actually think they are lip syncing. In fact, there were more than a few folks on a Disney Discussion board recently who swore up and down that they were lip syncing to a track. As I explained to them, this can EASILY be disproved if you spend any time at all watching them and you actually use your powers of observation. The bicycle built for four is always a nice touch. :)
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Taken on Dapper Day Spring 2016 in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom. Dapper Day is held twice a year at Disney parks in Florida, California, and Paris, and is a reason to dress in vintage or other upscale wear and both see and be seen. Visit www.dapperday.com for more information.
The Leica Summicron-C 40mm f/2 (a differently-branded twin to Minolta's M-Rokkor 40mm f/2 MC, albeit without multicoating) is an unbelievably small lens that performs quite wonderfully for its vintage. Many don't like the lens' bokeh, but I find it quite pleasing here. My only gripes so far: the rubber hood feels silly and can detach itself without much provocation, and the focusing throw on my copy is extremely stiff. I prefer the angular focusing tab as opposed to the scalloped variant used on modern Leica lenses.