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The Very Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
- Thread starter Lloyd
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endre novak
Member
great, indeed.
endre novak
Member
1.
incredible set.
endre novak
Member
Got myself out of the house despite the cold weather and head cold.
cool!
endre novak
Member
m8, cv 35
shtarka1
Active member
Thank You Endre!1.
incredible set.
shtarka1
Active member
"Buns Of Steel"....Love It!m8, cv 35
CharlesK
New member
M9/Noct at 0.95
Wow, what an amazing shot! Love the angle and lighting
Ellicott City, Maryland. Cheers, Matt
2. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/60s @ f/8; ISO 80
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Matt, excellent series of shots! Love the contrast and composition.
Ceh, great shot! Love the timing and composition !!!Greetings to you friend..
Don, very nice shots!
"Water Hole"
Don
Steve, great shots! Love the 50 Lux!M8 & 50lux v1
Steve, amazing set of shots! Love the backdrop!!
M9 & 21 Lux
Ceh, great shot!!!.......................................
Steve, very nice capture! I really like the PP too.
M9, 21 Lux
Lloyd
Active member
Ok, so I'm ridiculously behind on commenting. Sorry folks.
Mike: nice set of images. I'm a fan of the M8, 35 Cron combo, and you've shown it at it's best.
baudolino: Excellent work. Thanks for sharing. I didn't even realize from the first one that the lake was frozen. Duh.
HenryFool: More nice shots. You are rocking that Canon f1.2!
Matt Grayson: I especially like your "happy accident". Nice.
aceshooter: Terrific shot for "first time with a RF", or for 1000th time. Love the b/w too. Priceless child. The color series rocks as well.
Jim: I see that with the Leica you can still find the "glow" I admire so much in your LF shots with the antique lenses. Very nice indeed.
Steve Gomes: Love the roses. Great bokeh in that one too. I enjoyed the second group of shots as well. (Loved the subway shot.) Hope you're on the mend.
Kristian (leicashot): Holy cow! Brilliant. BTW, your website is a treasure trove! Thanks for joining in here.
Matt: Great stuff from Ellicott City. Love your work with that 24 lux.
Don: Nice shots with the X1 (I like the SP). You should start posting some in the X1 thread. It gets far too little attention.
Steve: Cuz, those shots from the MFA are awesome. I love that place, and now I need to make a point of visiting when we're home in April. I also like that latest b/w. Great processing, and the patterns on the pants are awesome.
CEH: I agree with Steve's comment about the geometry, but I mostly love the moment you captured, the little girl with the ball.
f1,0: Beautiful pano.
Endre: No butts about it. That's a nice shot.
Great stuff everyone. Hope I haven't missed anyone. If I did, I loved your work too! :thumbup:
Mike: nice set of images. I'm a fan of the M8, 35 Cron combo, and you've shown it at it's best.
baudolino: Excellent work. Thanks for sharing. I didn't even realize from the first one that the lake was frozen. Duh.
HenryFool: More nice shots. You are rocking that Canon f1.2!
Matt Grayson: I especially like your "happy accident". Nice.
aceshooter: Terrific shot for "first time with a RF", or for 1000th time. Love the b/w too. Priceless child. The color series rocks as well.
Jim: I see that with the Leica you can still find the "glow" I admire so much in your LF shots with the antique lenses. Very nice indeed.
Steve Gomes: Love the roses. Great bokeh in that one too. I enjoyed the second group of shots as well. (Loved the subway shot.) Hope you're on the mend.
Kristian (leicashot): Holy cow! Brilliant. BTW, your website is a treasure trove! Thanks for joining in here.
Matt: Great stuff from Ellicott City. Love your work with that 24 lux.
Don: Nice shots with the X1 (I like the SP). You should start posting some in the X1 thread. It gets far too little attention.
Steve: Cuz, those shots from the MFA are awesome. I love that place, and now I need to make a point of visiting when we're home in April. I also like that latest b/w. Great processing, and the patterns on the pants are awesome.
CEH: I agree with Steve's comment about the geometry, but I mostly love the moment you captured, the little girl with the ball.
f1,0: Beautiful pano.
Endre: No butts about it. That's a nice shot.
Great stuff everyone. Hope I haven't missed anyone. If I did, I loved your work too! :thumbup:
Lloyd
Active member
Nice portraits (yet again) Charles. Lots of personality here... both the people and the processing.Few shots from my son's suprise birthday party over the weekend
Jason Muelver
Member
Need to do some more catch up on the awesomeness....
But I've got a couple quick ones from today at brunch.
But I've got a couple quick ones from today at brunch.
Jason Muelver
Member
I was also very very fortunate (thanks to my M8) that the rabbi allowed me to shoot during a Bar Mitzvah that I was hired to do. Being non-Jewish, I usually have to stage shots as if the event was going on. He asked if I would make a lot of noise with the camera, I said, "Nope."
I took the liberty of using my 70-200 w/ the D3 occasionally, but didn't get any evil looks.
I took the liberty of using my 70-200 w/ the D3 occasionally, but didn't get any evil looks.
RF_Licks
New member
Beautiful composition and light :thumbup:M9/Noct at 0.95