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<blockquote data-quote="LouCioccio" data-source="post: 583315" data-attributes="member: 12542">Got a phone call from one of the walkers an hour before the walk, &quot;Its raining!!, and I am not sure if I'll come&quot; I responded &quot;that it's suppose to lighten up by 10AM and that I have to be there as leader in case someone does show up!&quot;&nbsp; Well the predictions were correct it lighten up to partially cloudy with beautiful blue skies and the ones that called did come! Now you ask where are my images...I went analog with both the Nikon FM and the Bronica ETRs (120/220 size). When the group realize what I was shooting they ask if they could look in the viewfinder. The one that impressed them in size was the Bronica! Anyway a couple of them was from my class on Basic DSLR and since it was partially cloudy with blue skies it was excellent in showing how to read the light; when taking a back lit subject, a subject that the brightness of the sky and subject was almost equal. It slowed them down and actually use what I taught them. The one fellow understood the triangle (aperture, shutter and ISO) that I showed in class.I only go for the fun and the camaraderie of the walk. If you are familiar with Erie PA did did part of the &quot;<a href="http://www.livingplaces.com/PA/Erie_County/Erie_City/West_Sixth_Street_Historic_District.html" target="_blank">Millionaire's ROW</a>&quot; on west 6th street and continued on our normal walk. You always learn something new in your own backyard.Lou CioccioHere is the<a href="http://nikonites.com/film-slr-s/31691-35mm-film-pics-3.html#post584403" target="_blank"> link from 2016 FILM images I tool with a Nikon FM</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="LouCioccio, post: 583315, member: 12542"] Got a phone call from one of the walkers an hour before the walk, "Its raining!!, and I am not sure if I'll come" I responded "that it's suppose to lighten up by 10AM and that I have to be there as leader in case someone does show up!" Well the predictions were correct it lighten up to partially cloudy with beautiful blue skies and the ones that called did come! Now you ask where are my images...I went analog with both the Nikon FM and the Bronica ETRs (120/220 size). When the group realize what I was shooting they ask if they could look in the viewfinder. The one that impressed them in size was the Bronica! Anyway a couple of them was from my class on Basic DSLR and since it was partially cloudy with blue skies it was excellent in showing how to read the light; when taking a back lit subject, a subject that the brightness of the sky and subject was almost equal. It slowed them down and actually use what I taught them. The one fellow understood the triangle (aperture, shutter and ISO) that I showed in class. I only go for the fun and the camaraderie of the walk. If you are familiar with Erie PA did did part of the "[URL="http://www.livingplaces.com/PA/Erie_County/Erie_City/West_Sixth_Street_Historic_District.html"]Millionaire's ROW[/URL]" on west 6th street and continued on our normal walk. You always learn something new in your own backyard. Lou Cioccio Here is the[URL="http://nikonites.com/film-slr-s/31691-35mm-film-pics-3.html#post584403"] link from 2016 FILM images I tool with a Nikon FM[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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