Per Ofverbeck
Member
Well, maybe I should add a pic instead of just trying to be funny...
Stockholm, Wednesday. M9, -68 vintage Summicron 35/2 (1st gen.).
Stockholm, Wednesday. M9, -68 vintage Summicron 35/2 (1st gen.).
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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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shtarka1
Active member
Incredible photos over the past couple of days, including (but not limited to):
Nick’s and Steve's old cars (suddenly my garage is looking much more photogenic)
.Thanks David..
Not a lot of practice shooting cars but thought i caught a moment! Thanks Matt!
Osman, if you ever come to Boston my Noct is your Noct
shtarka1
Active member
A few random selections
Ashwin...All Magnificent! Love this B&W especially!
Movement Works Positively! Excellent!He moved just a moment prior to taking the shot, so focus was a off a bit, but the light... I wish I could have that light on demand
Per....Superb B&W! Love it!Well, maybe I should add a pic instead of just trying to be funny...
Stockholm, Wednesday. M9, -68 vintage Summicron 35/2 (1st gen.).
OC..That Shot is Awesome!
otumay
New member
Osman, if you ever come to Boston my Noct is your Noct! Thanks![/QUOTE]
Thank you Steve, Boston suddenly climbed up the list of places I'd like to visit considerably:thumbs:
I do own quite a number of Leica lenses, and understand the philosophy behind the Noctilux's design. Currently it serves as an aspiration for me. Who knows, maybe one day...
Thank you again, my friend.
Best,
Osman
! Thanks![/QUOTE]Thank you Steve, Boston suddenly climbed up the list of places I'd like to visit considerably:thumbs:
I do own quite a number of Leica lenses, and understand the philosophy behind the Noctilux's design. Currently it serves as an aspiration for me. Who knows, maybe one day...
Thank you again, my friend.
Best,
Osman
dierk
Well-known member
having big hardware problems, I try to catch up with all the great shots during the last time
I start with the last one
@Per, the last one with the 35/2 cron is my favorit, shows, how good Leica glass always has bin - in the right hands, of course
@Ashwin, the series from Egypt is super (sorry, I don't know all the more precise English words, that would describe my feelings better), exactly my taste and I like the kids and pantomime as well and many others from previous pages (like the B&W 'COCKTAILS' and the colors from Vault)
@DavidE, the last one with the flower is wonderful, keep digging
@Jaap, the microscope is just great
@Endre, you cars are very creative and inspiring
... and so many more
and thanks for all your kind comments to my posts, they are very much appreciated
I start with the last one
@Per, the last one with the 35/2 cron is my favorit, shows, how good Leica glass always has bin - in the right hands, of course
@Ashwin, the series from Egypt is super (sorry, I don't know all the more precise English words, that would describe my feelings better), exactly my taste and I like the kids and pantomime as well and many others from previous pages (like the B&W 'COCKTAILS' and the colors from Vault)
@DavidE, the last one with the flower is wonderful, keep digging
@Jaap, the microscope is just great
@Endre, you cars are very creative and inspiring
... and so many more
and thanks for all your kind comments to my posts, they are very much appreciated
Lloyd
Active member
Holy Frijoles!!! Go away (read: try to do some actual work) for a couple of hours, and looks what happens!!!! Magic, I say, pure magic!
David: Glad you dug up those gems. Very nice indeed.
OC: The "livestock" on the face of that clock are utterly delightful.
Ashwin: I don't know where to begin. Your "Random Selections" are amazing, that shot of Vancouver should be used by their tourism counsel to promote the city, and the shots from Egypt have a timeless quality totally befitting the subject. Masterful work.
John: Really nice portraits, and I don't find the focus issue of the first one a negative at all.
Per: That shot is about as good as it gets. :thumbs:
Seascape: Stunning image. The color just leaps off the screen.
David: Glad you dug up those gems. Very nice indeed.
OC: The "livestock" on the face of that clock are utterly delightful.
Ashwin: I don't know where to begin. Your "Random Selections" are amazing, that shot of Vancouver should be used by their tourism counsel to promote the city, and the shots from Egypt have a timeless quality totally befitting the subject. Masterful work.
John: Really nice portraits, and I don't find the focus issue of the first one a negative at all.
Per: That shot is about as good as it gets. :thumbs:
Seascape: Stunning image. The color just leaps off the screen.
DavidE
Active member
Per, that's a truly amazing image. The lighting and composition are perfect. Some day I want to make photos like this one. Heck, I would settle just for your ability to walk down the street and see the potential in the scene.
Stockholm, Wednesday. M9, -68 vintage Summicron 35/2 (1st gen.).
KurtKamka
Subscriber Member
Thanks Steve. The lens (and an ND filter) are allowing me to separate subjects from their backgrounds to an extent that is much better than I had anticipated ... especially on overcast days (exactly why I wanted to get the lens). Those isolated subjects end up looking almost 3D up against the smooth background bokeh. I used to love carrying around the DMR and 180/2 to get the same result ... I like carrying around the 'lightweight' M9/Noct combination much better.
Kurt
Kurt
Lloyd
Active member
Yup. What he said. :thumbup:
Lloyd
Active member
Wow. Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing. (We're expecting snow tomorrowKurt,
here is some help for any spring time feelings
from today
Leica Macro-Elmar-M 90mm f/4
PP: LR 2.6
, and I needed a shot of Spring to get me through it!)
