Or so at least it seems at Riley's Farm in Oak Glen.

These were shot a few weeks ago when my original Digitial Rebel went on the blink, but these photos were shot with the Canonet QL17 GIII on Kodachrome 100 slide film and I just got them back yesterday.

The lady in the red coat is actually one of our church members who works at the farm.

I got scared there for a second as the 'guy' in the first shot has a red coat, too.
She's much more attractive.

Especially as she's wearing a cloak, not a coat.
Glad you mentioned the film, as I thought it had a "Kodachrome green" look to it.
Especially in that first shot.

Especially as she's wearing a cloak, not a coat...

I though only SPIES wore cloaks. You know, to hide their daggers... :cool:

Paul, to an American, "coat" and "cloak" mean the same thing. In fact, the only time I can remember using the word cloak was to describe a cloak room which, as it turns out, is where we keep our coats... :D

Nice portraits, I would not have included the stone in the foreground in the gents photo

Roger