As introduced in a previous post, the Leica is a very intimidating camera. You know you are handling one of the best photographic tools ever created, and you can't really allow yourself to shoot just anything with it. This is the impression the M6 gave me when I first got it.
But, after a good 30 minutes with no shot, I realized that I did not buy it just to carry it, and decided to step the gap... This camera must live! So I stopped in front of a desert garage secured by a sleepy watchdog, and through the metal fence, I shot my first Leica picture. The time stopped during 1/125th second that felt so good!
Watchdog © Hugo MARTIN - 2008
Camera: Leica M6
Lens: Voigtlander Color Skopar 35mm f/2.5
Film: Kodak 400 TX
Post Processing: None
Copyright - Hugo Martin (See That Shot)