Looking at S5ii v S1rii focused on Low Light/High ISO & AFs only, photo only.

[GeorgeHudetz]

I think I was at Tek in about 1985 or 1986. Happy times!

So, photography is in your blood then?

You could say that!

Ironically, my father never tried to teach me photography - even though there was a darkroom in my childhood home - but then I never showed any interest either. We did connect over it later in life after I picked up on it on my own, but only a few years before his death. I do regret not reaching out to him earlier. Fortunately, he was very generous with his prints over the years - I and my siblings have multiple prints of his on our walls. I learned - again very late - that he spent at least some time with Ansel, and corresponded with him via the U.S. Mail. Sadly, he could never find those letters.

I did inherit his Hasselblad 500c kit, and have experimented with it a bit. I keep meaning to take that further. It’s certainly an interesting experience, using one of those!

Here’s his website as it was when he passed:

https://www.hudechrome.com/index

Thanks for asking.

 

[CharlesH]

Here’s his website as it was when he passed:

Thanks for sharing. This is really good work.

 

[GeorgeHudetz]

Thanks for sharing. This is really good work.

You are welcome, and thank you! He definitely knew how to compose a great image, and his B&W skills are the result of several decades of work - both film and digital. This thread has made me browse his work again, and I need to remember to go back to it more often to learn from and be inspired by.

 

[Pete_W]

Here’s his website as it was when he passed:

https://www.hudechrome.com/index

I am glad your shared the link George. I really enjoyed looking through your dad's work. It's a wonderful legacy to have.