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rayyan: Thanks. She does look cold. Beautiful photo and setting. Ouch! 16C here.It really was cold in the Alps..guess she thought the sun would help her..
It was 41C here today.
David: As Steve said, excellent set. Must be the day for maniquins. I like these two. Nice catch with the girl looking the other way.I've been so busy, I haven't snapped a photo in three weeks. Yikes!
I did have a chance to go back through my Las Vegas images to find some worth salvaging.
The first three were shot with the M9 and 24 lux. The last one was with the M9 and 18mm Super-Elmar.
Good to see you back around the neighborhood, David. I'm with Matt on these, very nice. :thumbup:
Really nice, Matt. I really like the b/w processing here.
Hmm.. 4C here this am. She does appear to be in supplication for some relief. Nice shot, beautiful subject.It really was cold in the Alps..guess she thought the sun would help her..
It was 41C here today.
Great shots, Rayyan. Another area I'd love to visit one day.
Beautiful images, and very interesting contrasts. Hope the rains at home are not a problem for you. When we get heavy rain in our desert, it can cause a lot of grief at times.
Oh my! These are stunning, Bishop. Wonderful exposure control, the light is exquisite! I love the tonality as well. This is art! :salute:
Beautiful work, Kurt!
Nicely done, John!
Nice work!
Great color, Matt!Window view and souvenirs. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
2. M9; 90mm f/2.8; 1/750 @ f/2.8; +1 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
A great moment captured...love this!I've been so busy, I haven't snapped a photo in three weeks. Yikes!
I did have a chance to go back through my Las Vegas images to find some worth salvaging.
Matt -- Nice work. Had a look at our website as well...much to like. Will need to drop you a note the next time I head to Seattle for shooting locations.Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
2. M9; 90mm f/2.8; 1/250 @ f/4; +1 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Lloyd -- The light was nice this morning...made the 5:30 am alarm worth it. ;^) I am really enjoying the M...and can see why some folks get rid of their DSLR after using these cameras. I have not done so...yet...but if I get a call that my number is up for an M9 I may be tempted.
Lloyd: There's been some really nice, pristine, B&W photos of flowers posted here. These two are not "pristine" (not sure I can take a pristine photo; cluttered's more my style), but they seemed to work in B&W.
Bishop: +1, What Lloyd said! :thumbup:
Bishop: Thank you!
Do that. Cheers, Matt
Thanks Lloyd. Supplication to beat the h*ll out of there.
You would love it there Lloyd.
Bishop: Glorious shots there sir.Here are a couple from this morning...
David, a beautifully executed shot. Go carts in Las Vegas...there's somethingI've been so busy, I haven't snapped a photo in three weeks. Yikes!
I did have a chance to go back through my Las Vegas images to find some worth salvaging.
The first three were shot with the M9 and 24 lux. The last one was with the M9 and 18mm Super-Elmar.
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Rayyan: Beautiful photos. The richness and intensity of the blues is very appealing. It's like the unique color signature of a color film.:thumbup:On the way to Skye...Scotland:
Left the color as is from the uncoded zf 21/4.5
Regards.
Matt, thank you. I do love that little lens. esp. with bw film, it sings.
