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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
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Robert Campbell
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River Itchen, Hampshire
5cm Summitar, f:11
5cm Summitar, f:11
thompsonkirk
Member
I especially like all the textures in the second one. It's a matter of taste, but I'd go for quite a bit more shadow/highlight detail?
Kirk
Kirk
airfrogusmc
Well-known member
airfrogusmc
Well-known member
thompsonkirk
Member
Here are two more 'parkscapes' – this time an artificial lake where we swam as kids:
Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley
MATE @ 28mm; 4 files stitched
Kirk
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South shore, Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr[/IMG]
Southeast shore, Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr
Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley
MATE @ 28mm; 4 files stitched
Kirk
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South shore, Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr[/IMG]
Southeast shore, Lake Anza, Tilden Park, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr
ShiroKuro
New member
Robert Campbell
Well-known member
Thanks for the comment. I had another go:
Toned in Silver Efex
The previous attempt is:
Is the newer version an improvement?
I think the new one is better.
The original has large featureless shadow areas... not good IMO.
- Leigh
mtsullivan
Member
MM + 50 Rigid Summicron. Coffee shop in Dubuque, IA.
boy listening to the man reflected in the window
Also, now part of LFI's Master Shots Gallery!
boy listening to the man reflected in the window
Also, now part of LFI's Master Shots Gallery!
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xdayv
New member
MM + 50 Rigid Summicron. Coffee shop in Dubuque, IA.
boy listening to the man reflected in the window
beautiful captured moment!!
thompsonkirk
Member
Old spillway, Jewel Lake, Tilden, Berkeley
This isn't as romantically pretty as other views of Berkeley's parks, but it gives credit to those who've supported nature with a helpful measure of artifice.
We think of this as a 'nature area,' and not far from this site is an official Nature Center. But it's also a built environment. To begin with, this old water system dates from 1922. Then the trails and the strong, well-integrated rockwork were created during the Depression by the CCC (and in the city parks, by the WPA). Now the facilities like this bridge are maintained and periodically rebuilt by the Regional Park District. So nature has already had lots of help from art, 'way back then' – before our cameras arrive to take pictures.
Kirk
MATE @ 35mm (2 files stitched)
[/url]Old spillway, Jewel Lake, Tilden, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr[/IMG]
This isn't as romantically pretty as other views of Berkeley's parks, but it gives credit to those who've supported nature with a helpful measure of artifice.
We think of this as a 'nature area,' and not far from this site is an official Nature Center. But it's also a built environment. To begin with, this old water system dates from 1922. Then the trails and the strong, well-integrated rockwork were created during the Depression by the CCC (and in the city parks, by the WPA). Now the facilities like this bridge are maintained and periodically rebuilt by the Regional Park District. So nature has already had lots of help from art, 'way back then' – before our cameras arrive to take pictures.
Kirk
MATE @ 35mm (2 files stitched)
ashwinrao1
Active member
MM and Leica 28 mm f/1.4 Summilux Asph, wide open @ f/1.4
alajuela
Active member
wattsy
Well-known member
MM and Leica 28 mm f/1.4 Summilux Asph, wide open @ f/1.4
Wow, lovely tones. Have you bought the special edition 28 Summilux?
