Lloyd
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Add my vote to all of the above. Very nice work, Gents. :clap::clap::clap:
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Lloyd
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Another excellent shot, Mohammad. Love the processing, very nostalgic.
Lloyd
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I'll bet those make remarkable prints. Love the subject isolation. My be an underrated lens, but by you at least, certainly not under utilized. :thumbup:
Lloyd
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Congrats on the Nokton, Godfrey. I've owned two of them, and loved them both! Looking forward to more.
Lloyd
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Great portrait, Rayyan. Love the b/w here as well.
mAlKhamis
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Matt, glad you liked it ! will, i doubt that they catch something worth it, but it seems they like it there !
Matt, another stunning captures for the Indian market, like the angry one !
Rayan, Lovely set from the cemetery, specially the statue ones !
Rayyan, stunning shot for music Joe, love the moment and the B&W processing, well done !!
Llyod, thank you for the kind words, so glad that you liked it !! cheers! my friend !
M9 + 35cron
The look from hell ! by M.ALKHAMIS, on Flickr
Matt, another stunning captures for the Indian market, like the angry one !
Rayan, Lovely set from the cemetery, specially the statue ones !
Rayyan, stunning shot for music Joe, love the moment and the B&W processing, well done !!
Llyod, thank you for the kind words, so glad that you liked it !! cheers! my friend !
M9 + 35cron
The look from hell ! by M.ALKHAMIS, on Flickr
Godfrey
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Thank you, Lloyd.
Had a little bit of time to go shooting this evening. It is a LOVELY lens, really glad I went for it. Optically, it is just what I was looking for. Mechanically, it needs a focusing tab ... The knurled focusing ring is hard for me to grasp as it is a bit close to the body and a bit too smooth. I've got a couple of focusing tabs that have the right width, just need to reshape the curve on one of them and fit it.
Might post a pic or two later. ;-)
G
Godfrey
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Tomiko & Wendy
Managed to get out for a little shooting this evening in Japan Town.
The cockatoo is Wendy, she is a Rescue bird. She's about sixteen years old and was maltreated for a long time. A local vet nursed her back to health but couldn't keep her. Tomiko has experience with a few Rescue birds (she has four at present) so she took Wendy in. Wendy's still a little skittish but her health and her disposition are coming around.
Of course, I asked to take a picture and Tomiko was obliging:
Leica M9 + CV Nokton 50mm f/1.5
ISO 80 @ f/5 @ 1/350 s
That was the third exposure ... Wendy wasn't. She kept turning her head at the moment I released the shutter. You can see she's turned her head away from Tomiko and out of the plane of best focus. Oh well. I like the photo anyway.
Great time out on this one. This new lens (a Nokton 50mm f/1.5) is truly terrific.
Managed to get out for a little shooting this evening in Japan Town.
The cockatoo is Wendy, she is a Rescue bird. She's about sixteen years old and was maltreated for a long time. A local vet nursed her back to health but couldn't keep her. Tomiko has experience with a few Rescue birds (she has four at present) so she took Wendy in. Wendy's still a little skittish but her health and her disposition are coming around.
Of course, I asked to take a picture and Tomiko was obliging:
Leica M9 + CV Nokton 50mm f/1.5
ISO 80 @ f/5 @ 1/350 s
That was the third exposure ... Wendy wasn't. She kept turning her head at the moment I released the shutter. You can see she's turned her head away from Tomiko and out of the plane of best focus. Oh well. I like the photo anyway.
Great time out on this one. This new lens (a Nokton 50mm f/1.5) is truly terrific.
rayyan
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Beautiful shot there Matt!!:thumbs:A few more. I printed these on 13x19 Epson Hot Press Bright paper (10x15 image) and the detail was remarkable. This Summarit's a very under-rated lens!
M9; 75mm f/2.5; 1/3000s; ISO 400
Cheers, Matt
Zenfolio | Matt Driscoll
rayyan
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Mohammed: A excellent shot! The processing I like too.:thumbs:
Regards.
rayyan
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Re: Tomiko & Wendy
Regards.
Godfrey, I like this image for its simplicity and the bond between the two participants to this story.
Regards.
Mike Woods
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Thank goodness for that-I'm waiting for mine to arrive following another attack of GAS :ROTFL:
Super images Matt.
Mike
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