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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
- Thread starter bradhusick
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Continuing with my mountain / ski holiday series - four images taken from Col Rodella in the Dolomiti this past week.
MM246 / 50AA, yellow filter, SFX2
Not sure if people will like the duotone processing; I thought I'd try something different and think it looks ok.
Marmolada, the highest peak
Sassolungo / Langkofel
The Sella Group / Sass Pordoi
Sass Pordoi, again
MM246 / 50AA, yellow filter, SFX2
Not sure if people will like the duotone processing; I thought I'd try something different and think it looks ok.
Marmolada, the highest peak
Sassolungo / Langkofel
The Sella Group / Sass Pordoi
Sass Pordoi, again
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xdayv
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LOL. It was a good dining experience.hotpot in a toilet?! Bypassing the human digestion process, I guess
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MM ~ Carl Zeiss T* C-Sonnar 50mm f1.5
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From this AM
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Got some good news I thought I would share a couple of weeks ago.
First I was asked to write an article and they selected 13 images to be in Viewfinder Magazine. Also they featured a few of the images that are going to be in the magazine and a short piece of my article on their website. Heres a link. You have to be a member to see the entire article with all the images.
http://lhsa.org/2016/06/spontaneous-relationships-the-m-monochrom/
Also One of my photographs was excepted in a juried exhibit at the Soho Gallery in New York. The curator and judge was Elisabeth Biondi. She was the Visual Editor of the New Yorker for 15 years. There were over 1500 submissions and only 40 were selected for the exhibit so I feel honored. The opening is Thursday July 7 at the Soho Gallery 15 White Street New York, NY. Unfortunately I can't attend the opening because I have a very early shoot on Friday the 8th for a VERY important client.
Heres the image she selected
And heres a link to the site. It’s a slide show but you can also click on the tiny ovals under the photos
http://sohophoto.com/participate/competitions/national/
First I was asked to write an article and they selected 13 images to be in Viewfinder Magazine. Also they featured a few of the images that are going to be in the magazine and a short piece of my article on their website. Heres a link. You have to be a member to see the entire article with all the images.
http://lhsa.org/2016/06/spontaneous-relationships-the-m-monochrom/
Also One of my photographs was excepted in a juried exhibit at the Soho Gallery in New York. The curator and judge was Elisabeth Biondi. She was the Visual Editor of the New Yorker for 15 years. There were over 1500 submissions and only 40 were selected for the exhibit so I feel honored. The opening is Thursday July 7 at the Soho Gallery 15 White Street New York, NY. Unfortunately I can't attend the opening because I have a very early shoot on Friday the 8th for a VERY important client.
Heres the image she selected
And heres a link to the site. It’s a slide show but you can also click on the tiny ovals under the photos
http://sohophoto.com/participate/competitions/national/
So on a recent visit to Schloss Burgk in Thuringia / Germany "stupid me" forgot to change camera settings to write dngs ...
Statue in the Sophien Garden
Castle: inner walls
Stairs
Stone art
At least "lucky me" now knows that the OOC-jpegs still might save the day
Statue in the Sophien Garden
Castle: inner walls
Stairs
Stone art
At least "lucky me" now knows that the OOC-jpegs still might save the day
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thompsonkirk
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Especially like #3!
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