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Our town library is spacious, well organized with some sections designed to resemble a home. When I first viewed him he was reclining with his smart phone on his chest. By the time I took out my camera and mounted the 90mm F2.0 Summicron lens, he had lowered into a nap. He might have been bored, waiting to be picked up.

Either way, youth using the library isn't the same as my generation. Possible yours as well.

Feel free to download, just give me photo credit.

eugene spiegel

When I first viewed this image, I was disappointed in the sharpness, and felt I hadn't taken enough care focusing, then holding the camera steady. Turns out the focus was perfect, just check the floor at the couch, and as for the blur, the young man must have moved slightly during the exposure.

As I checked the taken image, just for a second, then up the ISO, he moved and was gone, completely. I was going to try again, then find a way to give him a copy, but that option was now gone.

Just now I was again at the library and he was back in the same pose looking at his smart phone. What luck, I could get the image I had wanted. Going over to him I showed him today's post and asked if would like the image sent to him. Going out to the car getting my camera and pen, when I returned he was gone, nowhere to be found with a through search, up down and around. All within a moment, less than a minute. Obviously a ghost.

Description
Our town library is spacious, well organized with some sections designed to resemble a home. When I first viewed him he was reclining with his smart phone on his chest. By the time I took out my camera and mounted the 90mm F2.0 Summicron lens, he had lowered into a nap. He might have been bored, waiting to be picked up.

Either way, youth using the library isn't the same as my generation. Possible yours as well.

Feel free to download, just give me photo credit.

eugene spiegel

When I first viewed this image, I was disappointed in the sharpness, and felt I hadn't taken enough care focusing, then holding the camera steady. Turns out the focus was perfect, just check the floor at the couch, and as for the blur, the young man must have moved slightly during the exposure.

As I checked the taken image, just for a second, then up the ISO, he moved and was gone, completely. I was going to try again, then find a way to give him a copy, but that option was now gone.

Just now I was again at the library and he was back in the same pose looking at his smart phone. What luck, I could get the image I had wanted. Going over to him I showed him today's post and asked if would like the image sent to him. Going out to the car getting my camera and pen, when I returned he was gone, nowhere to be found with a through search, up down and around. All within a moment, less than a minute. Obviously a ghost.