Walking Past the Fence

Walking Past the Fence
Walking Past the Fence

I often felt I wasn’t alone on the sidewalk as I walked past this fence. Perhaps this photo captures that feeling.

It’s a long-ago photo using black and white film with my old Pentax K1000, and the 50mm lens with the adapter that I typically use for extreme detail. I decided to walk around one bright and sunny early December day and see how the world looked through that lens. I’ve always felt this lens was more sensitive than most.

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