This photo story starts with my badass 85 year old grandmother who has been flying around the world to visit her kids. She spent 6 months in London with my uncle and aunt, then flew over to visit us in Detroit for another six months. After her latest stint, she was flying back to Pakistan with a stopover in London. She asked me to accompany her to her first weeklong layover in London and that is how I ended up in England.
When I travel for fun, I like to bring a few rolls of film and one camera. This practice allows me to really get to know a camera and find creative solutions for working with the same film stock in varied conditions. For this trip, it was Fuji Pro 400h and a Leica M6. I shoot very differently when I am using a camera that isn’t part of my professional setup. It’s almost a trigger for my brain to shoot without any expectations. After dropping off my grandmother, my cousin and I decided to rent a car and sped outside the boundary lines of London for a weekend. Here are some photos from the solitude of the English countryside.
Thanks so much to 35mmc for having me and to you for looking through my photos. If you would like to follow along on future adventures you can do so on Instagram or my website.
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Sean Gleason on 5 Frames with a Leica M6 and Fuji Pro 400H – By Khalid Ibrahim
Comment posted: 03/07/2018
Comment posted: 03/07/2018
Daniel Castelli on 5 Frames with a Leica M6 and Fuji Pro 400H – By Khalid Ibrahim
Comment posted: 03/07/2018
I like the pic of the surfer dude - they look the same all over the world. Surf is surf. BTW, what lens on the M6?
Comment posted: 03/07/2018
Dale Willetts on 5 Frames with a Leica M6 and Fuji Pro 400H – By Khalid Ibrahim
Comment posted: 06/07/2018
Comment posted: 06/07/2018
PC on 5 Frames with a Leica M6 and Fuji Pro 400H – By Khalid Ibrahim
Comment posted: 14/07/2018
Comment posted: 14/07/2018