thrice
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Hi Matt,
It's Newcastle Street in Perth, WA
but pretty dirty none the less. Thanks for your compliments The GetDPI Photography Forum
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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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It's Newcastle Street in Perth, WA
but pretty dirty none the less. Thanks for your compliments 
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
Another from Osman's fair city:
Istanbul Rug Maker
M9 35/1.4
Istanbul Rug Maker
M9 35/1.4
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Lloyd
Active member
Beautiful light and color, Graham. :thumbup:
ashwinrao1
Active member
Graham, that is an OUTSTANDING capture. Almost 3D. How did you process, if you don't mind my asking? I am in awe!
mathomas
Active member
Every time I think I might sell my M8 and buy another film M, or something else altogether, I take a few new shots with it (or see great ones like this) and am reminded that it's a really great camera! The detail and color in this is great!Another from Osman's fair city:
Istanbul Rug Maker
M9 35/1.4
ashwinrao1
Active member
Lloyd, Rayyan, truly astounding images from you boy on pg 198.....
Lloyd
Active member
Thank you, Ashwin. Honestly much appreciated!
m_driscoll
New member
Lloyd
Active member
Wow! Mike, these really are terrific. Yep, you better hang on to that camera (and that magic lens!), bro.A couple from a recent car buff get-together in Lafayette, CO. These were some that reminded me of the special nature of the M8 (and the Zeiss 25mm Biogon).
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
I ran this one through Capture One v5 and then applied a very slight amount of Topaz Adjust - Small Details filter in Photoshop. It looks horrible initially but you drop the effect down by 50% or more and then reduce the opacity of the layer. This is the first time I've tried it and I quite like it. That's it. Nothing else. :thumbs:
Err, oh yes, I also straightened it - that's why the image links broke on a couple of the notes here. I posted and then realized it was slightly drunk so replaced it with a more vertical version.
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m_driscoll
New member
Daniel: Very cool. Thank for the info.Hi Matt,
It's Newcastle Street in Perth, WA
Another from Osman's fair city:
Istanbul Rug Maker
M9 35/1.4
Graham: +1, +1. Beautiful photograph! :thumbup: I want to go to Istanbul. BTW, how did you manage to focus that 35mm f/1.4?
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
m_driscoll
New member
Mike: +1, beautiful photographs. Nice compositions and the rendering of the car finishes is stellar. :salute:
Cheers, Matt.
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
The 35 'lux is a complete pebble. I don't know why people bother with it. :ROTFL:
On a more serious note, :thumbs::thumbs: to DAG for calibrating my M9 and 'luxes. I've said it before but I'll repeat it again - getting my lenses and camera calibrated together was one of the best camera system investments I've ever made.
BTW: Thank you everyone for the very kind comments on the Istanbul images. You folks have raised the bar pretty high so I'm having to be VERY selective before picking photos I'm not ashamed to post amongst so many excellent shots here.
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rayyan
Well-known member
Graham: Excellent shot.Another from Osman's fair city:
Istanbul Rug Maker
M9 35/1.4
Graham: You too, my friend, have raised the bar higher for us all with your
photographs.
Regards.
rayyan
Well-known member
Mike: These are super. Brings back memories. You must be too young
to remember, Sandra Lee, Bobby Darin etc.
I loved the Thunderbirds. The car and the animated series.
Regards.
rayyan
Well-known member
Ashwin: +1 to that.
