In your bag No: 1436, Federico Grechi
Frederico is a pharmacist, and he has exactly the medicine we need. Ooof, I think I might need to see a doctor, that pun was the worst. Check out Frederico’s awseome bag.

My name is Federico Grechi, I am an Italian pharmacist from Milan living and shooting in Dublin, Ireland.

I have been into street photography since I got my hands on my dad’s Topcon RE Super with its 58mm 1.4: a superb lens, very sharp and fast. 

In the past couple of years I extended my camera collection, starting from a Rollei 35 LED, guilty of getting me hooked on rangefiders.

My go-to camera is a Leica M8 coupled with a gorgeous Leitz Summicron C 1:2/40mm, extremely compact and razor sharp, but I am recently enjoying shooting the streets with a Leica IIIF from 1953, and a Leitz Elmar 50mm 1:3.5. The camera is a little fiddly, but once you get a grip on it is a real pleasure to shoot: extremely light and solid.

When I am out shooting I keep my cameras in a leather messenger bag by The Bridge.

You can find my internet portfolio on Flickr, here:

https://www.flickr.com/crankinguru

Thanks for your time!

Keep up the good work Bellamy, really enjoy your videos and blog!!

Thanks for sharing your bag with us, Frederico. Lovely kit you have there.
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