I found this article in the Baltimore Sun paper. Go to the right side of the page to access a photo essay, which comes up in another window. Leica photos

-- Al Smith (smith58@msn.com), February 04, 2002

Answers

Thanks for the link, hopefully he'll get something positive out of the article.

-- Dave Doyle (soilsouth@cox.net), February 04, 2002.

The pictures are so dark on my monitor that I can't really see the images. Is this just my problem? TIA

-- (bmitch@ome.com), February 04, 2002.

Bill, all 21 pics on my screen (using Netscape 4.7) aren't dark at all. B/W, but truly nice photos.

-- Michael Kastner (kastner@zedat.fu-berlin.de), February 04, 2002.

Good Stuff, Al! I might add that anytime I need some info, Al is one of those I write to. Always takes time to answer, and never has a churlish reply. A good neighbor on our forum. Cheers, PN

-- Paul Nelson (clrfarm@comswest.net.au), February 04, 2002.

Thanks Al; great link and great photographer.

-- r watson (al1231234@hotmail.com), February 04, 2002.

Thanks, Al ! What an article. One of the best threads I have read here.

Thanks again.

-Iván

-- Iván Barrientos M (ingenieria@simltda.tie.cl), February 04, 2002.

Al,

Thank you for taking the time to post this. This is one of the mosting touching pieces I have read about a photographer. A man who loves his craft -- not his equipment or his ego. Eisenberg has something to say with his pictures and he succeeds. I'd love to see his show if that is possible.

-- David Enzel (dhenzel@vei.net), February 04, 2002.

Very nice article Al. Many thanks for the link. And the pictures are really good, of course.

By the way, what model of M camera is he holding?

-- Mani Sitaraman (bindumani@pacific.net.sg), February 04, 2002.

Mani,

It looks like an M4 based on the rewind crank and the style of the frame line preview lever.

-- Al Smith (smith58@msn.com), February 04, 2002.

Excellent thread! A fitting tribute to a man who's body of work most of us aspire to.

...speaking from the heart.

-- John (ouroboros_2001@yahoo.com), February 04, 2002.

This is what Leicas are really for.

-- Bob Fleischman (RFXMAIL@prodigy.net), February 04, 2002.

The camera is an M4, but what lens is he using? Looks like a Summilux; either 50 or 35. I wonder if he'd go to the 75, if he could afford one? (I mean, as his only lens.) Glad to see this post.

-- Frank Horn (owlhoot45@hotmail.com), February 09, 2002.