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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
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phOtOny teXas
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Leica MM mOnOchrOm
JaZZ Houston IV by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston III by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston IV by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston III by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
phOtOny teXas
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Leica MM mOnOchrOm, JaZZ hOustOn
JaZZ Houston I by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston II by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston I by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
JaZZ Houston II by tOny endieveri, on Flickr
"Grace Episcopal Church" Keswick, Virginia.
Leica MM1; 7Artisans 28mm f1.4
Background: The original wood church on this site was commissioned in 1745 and was known as the Middle Church, then the Walker's Church. Thomas Jefferson (who lived nearby at his home in Monticello, just outside of Charlottesville Virginia) served on the parish vestry from 1767 to 1770 since he knew the Rev. James Maury well, who is buried in the churchyard. Eventually William Strickland, one of the nation's foremost architects , was commissioned to design a replacement for the old wooden frame church. It was Strickland's only known work in Virginia and resulted in this stone church with it's Gothic Revival sanctuary.
Dave (D&A)
Leica MM1; 7Artisans 28mm f1.4
Background: The original wood church on this site was commissioned in 1745 and was known as the Middle Church, then the Walker's Church. Thomas Jefferson (who lived nearby at his home in Monticello, just outside of Charlottesville Virginia) served on the parish vestry from 1767 to 1770 since he knew the Rev. James Maury well, who is buried in the churchyard. Eventually William Strickland, one of the nation's foremost architects , was commissioned to design a replacement for the old wooden frame church. It was Strickland's only known work in Virginia and resulted in this stone church with it's Gothic Revival sanctuary.
Dave (D&A)
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phOtOny teXas
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DwF
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I recall seeing him with the World Saxophone Quartetin NYC in the 70s before moving out west. Thanks for sharing this here.
David
airfrogusmc
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Town is under shelter in place so inside it is I guess.
airfrogusmc
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airfrogusmc
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More from around the house.
Leica MM and Voigtlander 50 1.2 Nokton
And a few from this amazing macro set up. Leica Visoflex bellows and 65mm 3.5 Elmar and Leica M Monochrom. All at f/3.5
Leica MM and Voigtlander 50 1.2 Nokton
And a few from this amazing macro set up. Leica Visoflex bellows and 65mm 3.5 Elmar and Leica M Monochrom. All at f/3.5
