Joshua,

Sorry, I did not see you reply until now. Yes, I would love to see your photos of Mary Ann Moorman. Cheers.

Mr. Holga

I will need to scan the photos I took with the Ilford Delta 3200 ASA in the two days before her interview. The Polaroids, taken at her interview are not in my possession anymore. They were given to the Brass Armadillo Antique Mall in Denver, Colorado, who sponsored the event and paid for some of the film. Would you still like to see the photos I have? Thank God I kept the negatives! I am so old school. I just don’t trust the digital stuff always.

Now, this may take a few days to locate the film in my apartment and to take it to Denver Pro Photo for scanning. I need to do it anyway. Would you like to see these?

Regards,
Josh

Josh,

Thanks for the comments. Yes, I found Mrs. Krahmer very nice. I like how she calls herself Mary Ann. That name rings a bell somewhere from my childhood.

Please send me a link to your photographs. I would love to see your Polaroids. Cheers.

Mr. Holga

I used both a Polaroid 360 Land Camera loaded with Fuji FP3000b film and a Kodak (manufactured in germany after the second World War, and fitted with a German lens) loaded with Ilford Delta 3200 ASA black and white negative film. The turned out beautifully, and I enjoy the portraits I took of her.

Mrs. Krahmer is a kind and generous subject when it comes to photo shoots. I really like your work here on the grass in Dealey Plaza.

Also, I wanted to share that I have photographed Dealey Plaza with a camera identical to Mrs. Krahmer’s Polaroid 80A Highlander, but I used Kodak Tri-X Pan 400ASA 120 size film, as Polaroid roll film is no longer manufactured as of the early 1990’s. I had to hand advance each frame in a dark bag. It was a pain, but I got some nice images of the Depository and Mr. Zapruder’s perch.

Please contact me if you would like to.

Regards,
Josh