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Fun w/Digital M Images

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rayyan

rayyan

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You photog?, she asked.

No. A traveler, I replied.
Rayyan. My name is Rayyan.

Whatever, she said. And walked away.

 
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Hosermage

Hosermage

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Came home this afternoon and saw this light/shadow, so I quickly grab the camera and took a shot. Now I look at it again and think: Geez.. dirty windows :p

 
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jabberwocky

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All with the 35mm M-Hexanon around F/2.8 (except #2 was wide open)









Some people walk their dogs, this gentleman here was walking his pet snake:
 
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wentbackward

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Also posted in the Monochrom thread, but since my M9 is having it's sensor replaced, I've not posted anything in here for ages:


Impromptu shots of my daughter just before I tore down the lights and packed up! M Monochrom, 90 Summicron APO ASPH @ f16
 
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Andrew Gough

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More from the shoot in Toronto. The train station is Union Station in Toronto, which is undergoing a massive renovation and expansion.



Which one do you like better?















Again, which one do you like better?





More to come.

Andrew
 
Hosermage

Hosermage

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Andrew, I like the second photo in both sets. Some how I always prefer to have subject to the right than to the left, unless they're facing right. As for the buildings, I see you probably adjusted for the first one to make the buildings straight, but it leaves the tower somewhat abnormal. There were some very cool reflected lights on the buildings.
 
jonoslack

jonoslack

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re: Fun with the New Leica M

Here are two shots taken with the Contax/Zeiss 28-85 f3.5 f4


Rejuvenating


Sunset and puddle​

Truth is that the lens is great . . . . but it isn't as good as the 28-90 . . . nearly.

all the best
 
scho

scho

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Three Glaciers

From a recent cruise around South America. All with M-E and Contax G lenses. Click for larger image (Big things need to be viewed large :)).

El Brujo Glacier, Asia Fjord


Romanche Glacier, Beagle Channel


Italia Glacier, Beagle Channel
 
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