That day, while I was taking a break in the cafeteria of the Faculty of Architecture, I saw this boy and his mother sitting at a table near mine. I smiled at him and he smiled back. I asked his mother if I could take a picture of him. She said yes. She was smiling too.
The boy must be in his late twenties now...
I took the original photo with a Ricoh SLR (I can't remember the model right now) The film I used was T-MAX 400. I didn't copy the whole frame, but cropped it. That's where the grain comes from. Update: the camera I used was a KR-5 Super II.
This is a scan of the original copy. I took the photo on 11 December 1997
Here I made a very minor adjustment with Snapseed
This grain is beautiful also his smile :-)
great that you asked and photographed the moment :-)
He was so adorable I couldn't resist. I wish I could've give her that photo.
I'm sure she would be pleased
And yes. I like the grain in that photo very much.
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