The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images

[Arne Hvaring]

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Some really great images posted here lately. That 85mm Summarex certainly impresses; the fifties look in the digital age, and more.

Here's a rather modest image that I finally got inspired to post, but also taken with an older design, the 4/135 Elmar.
Quiet morning light.

 

[woodyspedden]

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Arne

Fabulous composition! The curved shoreline lines up so well with the reflections in the water. You have a wonderful eye for these as i have noted so many times in the past.

Congratulations

Woody

 

[irakly]

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wow arne, this is really beautiful

 

[Arne Hvaring]

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Woody, many thanks for the comment!

Irakly, thank you!

 

[Cindy Flood]

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Arne, Beautiful, unusual landscape composition.

 

[cmb_]

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Arne - fabulous shot and I concur with Woody that you images always exhibit a wonderful way of seeing.

 

[jlm]

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some of the best street shooting i've seen for a while, leica, may not be M though:
http://www.mattstuart.com/

 

[Arne Hvaring]

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Cindy, cmb: many thanks, much appreciated.

some of the best street shooting i've seen for a while, leica, may not be M though:
http://www.mattstuart.com/

jlm, this is excellent and sometimes very funny, thank you for the link!

 

[jonoslack]

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Hi Arne
Edgy composition if I may say so - but lovely shot, and restrained processing into the bargain - excellent.:clap:

 

[TRSmith]

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This isn't art per se, but over the weekend we decided to fell an old Apple tree that had been damaged in a storm. I hated to do it, but it had become unbalanced and presented a danger. I thought the dark heartwood was especially pretty and saved a long section of the trunk for a friend who does woodworking.

 

[hdrmd]

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Edgy indeed, but shore enough a good shot. DR

 

[Huwge]

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Mmm, beer!

 

[Guy Mancuso]

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Is it 5 o'clock yet

 

[jonoslack]

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Is it 5 o'clock yet

Hah!
We wait until 6 here . . . .and it.s 6.18!
yum

 

[Cindy Flood]

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Is it 5 o'clock yet

My husband always says: "It's five o'clock somewhere!" Go for it!

I don't drink beer, but that sure does look refreshing.

 

[Huwge]

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My excuse was that I needed something to show off the wonderful light and having taken the picture it seemed churlish to let the props go to waste. Somehow, the other half was not entirely convinced by my reasoning.

 

[tollie]

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My wife is learning to play the Tiple, which is a traditional puerto Rican instrument... like a small guitar.

I shot this with a 50mm pre-asph, M8, processed with truegrain and toned.

 

[Terry]

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Tollie,
I really like the shot. Wold love to see it without the toning as I feel like I'm picking up some magenta in the hand and shirt and I'm not sure that it adds to it.

 

[tollie]

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Hi,

Here is the image prior to toning...

Todd

 

[jaapv]

Another guitar shot

I found this guy in Bath (UK) Inventive is too mild a word....:ROTFL: