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Braeside
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That's a great suggestion Joe, many thanks. :thumbs:
Braeside
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Congratulations Steve!
Testing Out The New Glass...
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Braeside
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Take care Steve.
NYC, Irene..
All M8
35cron v2
Last minute grocery grabbers..
50lux v1
because its going..
35cron v2
gone
35cron v2
Batten down the hatches!
25ZM
Restaurants closed
50lux v1
and too late for shopping
50lux v1
forget the trains..
35cron v2
better find a cab!
Mike Woods
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Awesome stuff everyone. Here's my pathetic attempt at catching up
Wozza, terrific night shots of Vancouver (and welcome to the forum!)
Matt, more great images. I know the consensus was for more saturation but I actually like 'as is' - think I'm going through a less is more phase (apart from lenses)
Ed, agree with Steve about that B-boys shot. Simply great. Thanks for your comments on my image with the reflection. At least I got something reasonable out of that lens before it went back! That's quite a shot from Rattlesnake Ridge as well.
Robert, love the colours on a rainy day, especially that last one with the mirror.
David, super B&Ws, especially enjoyed the cat.
Joe, very nice landscapes as Matt said. Hope you're safe.
Steve - a Noct Holy crap, you are going to rip up the world with that thing! Suggest you don't spend too much time in cemeteries - they'll be time enough for that in due course - but what a fantastic opening set. Looking forward to more.
Steve (sjc) - hope you're safe there too. Particularly like the first with the improvised hat!
Dan, great set - made me
Mike
Wozza, terrific night shots of Vancouver (and welcome to the forum!)
Matt, more great images. I know the consensus was for more saturation but I actually like 'as is' - think I'm going through a less is more phase (apart from lenses
)Ed, agree with Steve about that B-boys shot. Simply great. Thanks for your comments on my image with the reflection. At least I got something reasonable out of that lens before it went back! That's quite a shot from Rattlesnake Ridge as well.
Robert, love the colours on a rainy day, especially that last one with the mirror.
David, super B&Ws, especially enjoyed the cat.
Joe, very nice landscapes as Matt said. Hope you're safe.
Steve - a Noct
Holy crap, you are going to rip up the world with that thing! Suggest you don't spend too much time in cemeteries - they'll be time enough for that in due course - but what a fantastic opening set. Looking forward to more.Steve (sjc) - hope you're safe there too. Particularly like the first with the improvised hat!
Dan, great set - made me
Mike
shtarka1
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Last Week David. Called EP Levines In Waltham,Ma Looking For An MP. They Said, Nope. I Said, I've Got A Silly Question For Ya, Any 0.95's? He Says, One Came In From Deutschland An Hour Ago To Which I Responded Ok Please Put The Boss On The Phone & We Went Over All The Gear I Had To Trade To Get It. I Am Now 60 Percent Lighter In Equipment!
I Believe I Did The Right Thing! Thanks David!Thanks Matt!
Appreciate It Joe!
Thanks David!
Thanks A Lot Mike!Steve - a Noct
Steve (sjc) - hope you're safe there too. Particularly like the first with the improvised hat!
Mike
shtarka1
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Steve, This Set Gives You A Real Sense Of The Beginnings Of A Powerful Storm Coming Our Way! Be Safe!NYC, Irene..
All M8
35cron v2
Last minute grocery grabbers..
35cron v2
better find a cab!
Mike Woods
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Took my 90 f2 back to the dealer in London yesterday . Now have my eyes on a mint, late 90 2.8 in chrome Think it's too expensive really, but what isn't in the world of Leica at the moment...Any thoughts? Have heard nothing but good reports of this lens.
Anyway, went for a stroll with M8 and 35 'cron while I was there
Shortsighted
Trafalgar Square
I'm thinking of adopting a new method for funding lenses, which is basically dressing up in stupid costumes and conning tourists out of lots of cash
And I guess this is what some of those tourists come to see
Always nice to come home though. London can be so stressful
Regards
Mike
. Now have my eyes on a mint, late 90 2.8 in chrome Think it's too expensive really, but what isn't in the world of Leica at the moment...Any thoughts? Have heard nothing but good reports of this lens.Anyway, went for a stroll with M8 and 35 'cron while I was there
Shortsighted
Trafalgar Square
I'm thinking of adopting a new method for funding lenses, which is basically dressing up in stupid costumes and conning tourists out of lots of cash
And I guess this is what some of those tourists come to see
Always nice to come home though. London can be so stressful
Regards
Mike
shtarka1
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Mike, glad you took that 90 Cron back as you definitely weren't happy with it. Not too sure about the later issues of the lens. I can tell you that the 90 Cron AA is one of my favorite lenses & i got it for a steal off of Craigslist. Best of luck in your continued pursuit! Like these a lot...Took my 90 f2 back to the dealer in London yesterday
Anyway, went for a stroll with M8 and 35 'cron while I was thereTrafalgar Square
I'm thinking of adopting a new method for funding lenses, which is basically dressing up in stupid costumes and conning tourists out of lots of cash
Always nice to come home though. London can be so stressful
Regards
Mike
Lloyd
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Very nice work, Mike. As for the 90/2.8 Elmarit, It is my favorite 90mm M-mount lens. I've had 6 lenses in that focal length, including the f2, but overall, I prefer the Elmarit. I have the most recent version, with the sliding hood. (BTW, my second favorite 90mm is the CV 90/3.5, which is a gem.)
Mike Woods
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Thanks Steve and Lloyd. Yes the Elmarit I've seen is the latest, sliding hood version. Actually I'm looking at two; reasonable price for the black one, and a premium for the chrome one, which I gather is much rarer.
Mike
Mike
sjg284
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david, mike, steve - thanks!
was quite underwhelming.. over now
nothing much of note resulted.. but we are on higher ground
will be interesting to see how things get moving again tomorrow.. city is more shutdown than easter/thanksgiving/any holiday..
no mail, no trains, no grocery, no retail, streets are empty
but the one thing we could still depend on was the chinese deliverymen!
was quite underwhelming.. over now
nothing much of note resulted.. but we are on higher ground
will be interesting to see how things get moving again tomorrow.. city is more shutdown than easter/thanksgiving/any holiday..
no mail, no trains, no grocery, no retail, streets are empty
but the one thing we could still depend on was the chinese deliverymen!
Mike Woods
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Another from yesterday, again with 35 'cron - love this lens.
Mike
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DavidE
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Echoing what the other Steve said -- these give you real sense of a powerful storm coming.35cron v2
Last minute grocery grabbers..
DavidE
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I've always admired your casual portraits, Daniel. They do such a great job of capturing the person at a given moment. They also give you an excellent feel for the surroundings.
DavidE
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Both are terrific, Joe. This one stands out for me. Love the composition and processing. Rich colors that aren't overwhelming.
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