Faces Of Your Cameras – Leica M2 (Button Rewind)
Leica M2 (Button Rewind)
Faces Of Your Cameras
My forever camera. It took me 5 years to get to you.
Faces Of Your Cameras – Leica M2 (Button Rewind)
“My forever camera. It took me 5 years to get to you. When i first saw you, I couldn’t see your beauty or worth. I wanted what everyone else wanted in my world at that time. Speed and lots of memory. I made fun of the guys who lusted after you and cherished you and swore that NEVER would we be together. Never changed into maybe. Then maybe became a longing. I got a chance to spend time with you with my family and it was beautiful. The time we shared. The memories we made. I knew i had to have you. It took me a while to get your attention, but once you were free, I snatched you up and you became mine. Now i appreciate the care and time. I appreciate your curves and sleek looks. I appreciate how you focus and put your all into everything you do, each body part working as one to create masterpieces. I see how others like me before look at you and scoff… but they don’t know I was once them. But now I’m with you. Forever. My forever camera. I hope I treat you as well as you deserve. My M2” – by Reggie
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