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Thanks Lloyd and Matt.
Here’s another one with the 18mm. What a great lens!
B/w jpegs from the camera. Some heavily processed. A nightmare seems to haunt me occasionally. The setting, Heybeliada Island; gear, M8 and 28'cron.
Osman the haunted
Lord have mercy....Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt.
1. M9; 50mm f/1.0; 1/4000s @ f/1.4; +2/3 EV; ISO 160
2. M9; 50mm f/1.0; 1/4000s @ f/1.4; +2/3 EV; ISO 160
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David: Beautiful B&W! Great reflections on the sculpture. :salute:Thanks Lloyd and Matt.
Here’s another one with the 18mm. What a great lens!
Simon: Great shots! The PP's great. That 75/2 could be my favorite Leica lens. The OOF's beautiful. And, so are your girls. Stylin'Managed to get into the garden with a cold beer and the 75/2.
I really like the OOF areas from this lens.
Simon
Lloyd: Thanks. Those chubby cheeks and the binky give the baby that look!These are great. Wonderful point of focus in the first, and that second... well, is that one of the Seven Dwarfs in that carriage?
Steve: Thank you!
You didn't even have to list the lens used - I'd recognize the 75/2's signature anywhereManaged to get into the garden with a cold beer and the 75/2.
I really like the OOF areas from this lens.
Simon
Nice pictures too 
Impressive separation. Love the shallow dof, and the bokeh.
I agreed +1You didn't even have to list the lens used - I'd recognize the 75/2's signature anywhere
Lloyd: Thank you sir!
Tommy: These are really nice. My favorite is the first one. The composition with the low horizon, silhouetted trees, dark grass lightening towards the center left, and the sky with the bright areas at lower left works very well to create focus. The heavy, monolithic, cloud seems to push down and the light on the grass moves the eye to the lit sky. Simple, elegant and dynamic.We had Thunderstorm from west here in Denmark yesterday.
M8 elmar 21mm f/11 ..
Regards
Tommy
Cheers, Matt
B/w jpegs from the camera. Some heavily processed. A nightmare seems to haunt me occasionally. The setting, Heybeliada Island; gear, M8 and 28'cron.
Osman the haunted
Thanks Matt, much appreciated. I too am enjoying the 75/2 a lot. I swapped my Summarit for the f/2 and the OOF rendering is so much nicer, but then for the money it should beDavid: Beautiful B&W! Great reflections on the sculpture. :salute:
Simon: Great shots! The PP's great. That 75/2 could be my favorite Leica lens. The OOF's beautiful. And, so are your girls. Stylin'
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Thanks John. I can't believe how good this lens is. The Summarit was excellent, but this is a notch or two up I feel.You didn't even have to list the lens used - I'd recognize the 75/2's signature anywhere
Thanks otumay, I'm glad you liked them.
Tommy: Just as Matt says, nice work!Lloyd: Thank you sir!
Tommy: These are really nice. My favorite is the first one. The composition with the low horizon, silhouetted trees, dark grass lightening towards the center left, and the sky with the bright areas at lower left works very well to create focus. The heavy, monolithic, cloud seems to push down and the light on the grass moves the eye to the lit sky. Simple, elegant and dynamic.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Wonderful set Osman! This one is my Favorite!B/w jpegs from the camera. Some heavily processed. A nightmare seems to haunt me occasionally. The setting, Heybeliada Island; gear, M8 and 28'cron.
Osman the haunted
Shallow Matt...Very Shallow...:ROTFL: Excellent Noct!Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt
M9; 50mm f/1.0; 1/250s @ f/1.0; +2/3 EV; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Intense!We had Thunderstorm from west here in Denmark yesterday.
M8 elmar 21mm f/11 ..
Regards
Tommy
Sweet Composition!
Thanks Steve, Matt, Lloyd and Otumay..
Sclamb you nail these shots very well, hope you enjoy the beerYou didn't even have to list the lens used - I'd recognize the 75/2's signature anywhere
