God Shoots Heavyweight Tee focus

God Shoots Heavyweight Tee focusTRI X. Its what God shoots in his Leica. Kodak introduced Tri X in 35mm in 1954, and within a decade it had become the black and white film of record fast enough to shoot handheld in available light, forgiving enough to push hard in the developer when the moment gave you nothing. Loaded into a Leica rangefinder, it became the standard kit of mid century photojournalism: the film the street photographers, the war correspondents, and the chroniclers of

for anyone who reckons the best photography logo ever drawn is a lens wide open

and the joke and the lesson land together — nobody does fieldcraft better than a heron

I aspire to it roughly once a week

It also interrupts every one of them

Comfortable enough for 12-hour shoots

A camera and a cup

Set in typewriter type with a 35mm film cassette

99-day Keep It Guarantee: if it’s not right I’ll refund or replace it and you keep the shirt

the faces that fill the hard drive

read the light

I have spent a lot of money to photograph birds that would happily sit next to me for free

here delivered by a grizzly so weighed down in cameras and lenses it has clearly stopped pretending to have a problem