Hair Salon by Dan Greenberg

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29-Oct-2022	Dan Greenberg

Hair Salon

Aurora, CO

That features hair braiding as a service. Shot yesterday with my just arrived from England 1980's Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm f1.8 Pancolar. Carl Zeiss Jena was the portion of the company that ended up in East Germany after WWII. The lens is considered one of the gems among vintage lenses.

Best viewed at original size.

Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II ,Carl Zeiss Jena 50mm f1.8 Pancolar,M. Zhongyi Turbo Adapter
1/8000s f/1.8 at 36.3mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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Eli Finkelstein		10-Jan-2023 16:22
Impressive photo, and impressive lens!

Fong Lam		09-Dec-2022 09:12
A delightful mural and that's one great vintage lens that brings out the beautiful colors and details so well....V

Apostolos Tikopoulos		30-Oct-2022 19:21
Excellent find, nicely composed. v

Dennis Hoyne		30-Oct-2022 19:07
What a neat find (the mural) and so nicely photographed. Enjoy that new, for you, lens.

Roland Le Gall		30-Oct-2022 18:06
Excellent depth of field and focusing precision for an aperture of 1.8…! Superb lens…

Helen Betts		30-Oct-2022 17:54
What great murals, well spotted and captured. V.

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		30-Oct-2022 16:15
Ho usato questo obiettivo da ragazzo, montato su una Reflex Exacta, ma non mi mai dato grandi soddisfazioni. Comunque questi esperimenti sono interessanti e divertenti. Complimenti! V Paolo

Marcia Rules		30-Oct-2022 15:59
Great move, Dan! You are educating us all on vintage equipment! VVV~

larose forest photos		30-Oct-2022 15:18
Interesting vintage equipment (giving rise to an interesting anecdote by Neil) and a superb shot. V

Neil Marcus		30-Oct-2022 15:12
When I was living in NY along Jamaica (1942-55) I met Carl Zeiss. He was a robust old man who went into the Atlantic Ocean in Winter, a mile from our houses. Before he lived there my parents and I walked in the house and saw beautiful old furniture. This was a rich neighborhood. When the Depression started the rich left en masse and it was barren till the '40's. My father bought a huge Summer home for $6000 that wa empty all those years