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Steve, I missed your post the first time round. I like this one best, the pigeons were probably bemused of what was in sight?Friday I picked up the ZM25 & started playing with Silver Efex Pro 2.. been happy with the results, from both.
Been marveling at how long this car could stay this way without a ticket.. note it hasn't actually snowed here in about a week..
First of all I want to say thank you all. I have recieved many positive comments on my images and I have not been praising all the excellent photographers here as often. One reason is that I am not here everyday and when I do get back into the thread, every 4-5 days, so much has happened I do not now where to start! Be asured though, that I enjoy the thread very very much and I often get inspired by images here. Excellent work everybody
Here's todays post in my blog...."My daughter out of focus"
Ive bee torn between the ZM 21 and 25. I'm thinking 25 after seeing the images and prais for it here!SEP2 - Obviously I'm not paying enough attention to what I download
ZM25 - I'm coming to that conclusion Lloyd!
Liking my results more so than when I tried a 28mm.
All nice Dan. I especially like this one. (BTW, bet you're "Super" happy today, eh?). . . . . thank you Lloyd and Charles for your kind words, they are appreciated.
A couple of more from today.
M8.2 with Voigtlander Nokton Asph. 50/1.5
+1 from me too, Dan. And I love the color and texture of the walls as well.
I think you'll be happy with that choice, Jason. There is a very special quality to the way that 25 renders... there is a richness that is almost palpable. Jono Slack, a member here, used to post some really amazing images taken with that lens and the M8. Works well on the M9 also. If you do want a 21mm, the VC 21 is actually very nice. I have the LTM version, but the M-mount version is worthy as well. Inexpensive lens, and I prefer it's rendering over the Zeiss, which is rare for me.
These are gorgeous!!! I especially love that first one!:salute:
..this one :thumbs:M8 and 35mm 'cron again:
Regards
Mike
Dont forget this Sundays New Year Shoot in Boston! (I'll PM You)
