David and his Speed Graphic at the Games

[Allen in Montreal]

Courtesy of Nick Didlick,

David Burnett and his Speed at the Games.
:)

[al olson]

Courtesy of Nick Didlick,

David Burnett and his Speed at the Games.
:)

It is great to see a hand held Speed Graphic being used to photograph sports. There have been many classic sports photos made with this camera. I would like to see link where we could view his results. I would wager that they hold up well in comparison to the results of the digitals.

[K. Praslowicz]

I would like to see link where we could view his results.

His website is http://www.davidburnett.com/ Nothing from the current Olympics is up yet, but plenty from previous sporting events to give you a hint.

[Allen in Montreal]

His quote on my buddy's (who took that picture) Facebook page was,
A little worried about the 2 degree angle of the camera, we will see NEXT WEEK when the film is ready.
(caps are mine).
Must be nice not to have a deadline in 2 minutes!
Good on him for sticking to his preferred work flow. The guy is a work horse and loves what he does as much today as ever.



His website is http://www.davidburnett.com/ Nothing from the current Olympics is up yet, but plenty from previous sporting events to give you a hint.

[Frank Petronio]

He is a really nice guy too, I've talked to him online and he suffers fools gracefully.

[Louis Pacilla]

I really could not agree more with him on his most recent blog post. Have a read.:)