Lloyd
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Vlad: These two are outstanding.
+1 on both. Nice work guys.Charles: Great capture (love the reflecting details in the sunglasses). And what a beautiful lens this is.
Warmest,
Ton
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Vlad: These two are outstanding.
+1 on both. Nice work guys.Charles: Great capture (love the reflecting details in the sunglasses). And what a beautiful lens this is.
Warmest,
Ton
www.tonvanmourik.com
Lloyd: Excellent images. Great portrait of Steven. I really like the perspective, lighting, and composition of these two. Moody and evocative. Well done. :thumbup: Nice lens. Cheers, Matt.Met with Kuau (Steven) for some shooting at This Is The Place Heritage Park (which is a re-creation of a 19th Century town, with actors in period costumes.)
All taken with the M8 and CV 15/4.5 Superwide:
Steven:
Kurt: +1, looks like you survived the storm. :thumbup:Kurt, ALL of these are awesome...Noctilux magic really takes these shots to a dreamy next level and further expands your vision. Lovely!
Charles: I like this photo un-cropped. The OOF guy to the right and the OOF women in the rear frame and locate the IF squatting man. They offset his vector to the right created by his body position (also partially offset by his looking towards you). Nicely balanced portrait with a context. :thumbup:I have just arrived back in Australia from Thailand and I am so many pages behind, and there so many excellent and amazing images that preceed, I don't where to start other than to say,...wow
Here some shots with the 50 Lux Asph and M9 from Thailand. Thanks
Very nice Matt. I think the colour just edges it for me.The Columbia River at Vantage, three different ways. Cropped on the bottom to remove some foreground and give it a more "pano" feel. Thanks for any comments and looking. Cheers, Matt
Those are wonderful smiles, and even more wonderful is the reason for them. We all celebrate with you in our hearts. This is great news Osman, and I pray for a continuing upward trend.Dear friends,
I've been absent from this forum for over a fortnight. My father had a serious brain condition and was hospitalized for 17 days, three of which were spent in intensive care and one particular nightmarish night in deep coma. Thankfully, The Old Blue Eyes is home now, convalescing among his loved ones, and his famous heart-winning smile is back on his lips.
Although I was unable to respond to your wonderful posts and discussions, I was by no means away from them; during the darkest times, I found solace by tiptoeing into this haven. It is impossible for me to name those of you who posted those magnificent shots, I loved each and everyone of them.
I want to thank you all for... well just being what you are. I shall now post a single shot. I know this does not qualify here; it was not taken by a Leica M camera, and it has serious technical flaws, but it shows my dad with his neurologist just before he left for home.
Best regards from Istanbul,
Osman
Go ahead and finish the sentence Mike.... you know I am right but it is, after all, the SLIPPERY SLOPE! :ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:I know you're right Chuck, but...
Mike
Osman, it is a beautiful photograph, because it is crafted with love of a subject you will not likely have to shoot your whole life. My own parents have both now passed, and of course I wish I had taken more photographs of them both. The kind of camera didn't matter when you shot this and my friend I don't believe any of us give a darn what you shot it with, we're just glad to see you could shoot it! Please give our best to your father, and tell him that Dr. of his is HOT! :thumbs:Dear friends,
I've been absent from this forum for over a fortnight. My father had a serious brain condition and was hospitalized for 17 days, three of which were spent in intensive care and one particular nightmarish night in deep coma. Thankfully, The Old Blue Eyes is home now, convalescing among his loved ones, and his famous heart-winning smile is back on his lips.
Although I was unable to respond to your wonderful posts and discussions, I was by no means away from them; during the darkest times, I found solace by tiptoeing into this haven. It is impossible for me to name those of you who posted those magnificent shots, I loved each and everyone of them.
I want to thank you all for... well just being what you are. I shall now post a single shot. I know this does not qualify here; it was not taken by a Leica M camera, and it has serious technical flaws, but it shows my dad with his neurologist just before he left for home.
Best regards from Istanbul,
Osman
Go ahead and finish the sentence Mike.... you know I am right but it is, after all, the SLIPPERY SLOPE! :ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL:
The Columbia River at Vantage, three different ways. Cropped on the bottom to remove some foreground and give it a more "pano" feel. Thanks for any comments and looking. Cheers, Matt
Matt:Really drawn to the colour one absolutely fantastic, I think it's the slightly muted colour give it a real mood.
Lloyd and CharlesK : Thanks for the comments
Graeme