The Leica Picture Thread

[pegelli]

Lösnich, along the river Mosel


M246M + Elmar 135/4

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

M - 135 Apo-Telyt.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Some portraits from India. Mostly with 75mm 'Cron.

 

[pegelli]

Bicycle club passing through the local forest


M246M + Minolta M-Rokkor 28/2.8

 

[Knorp]

bit of mist, Amsterdam NL ...

| q3 |

 

[airfrogusmc]

 

[airfrogusmc]

 

[pegelli]

Venetian Gallery in Oostende (Belgium)


M246M + Summicron 50/2 (v1, rigid)

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

The McIntyre Ranch, Alberta. M11/50 Lux

 

[ThoDi]

Etna, Sicilia with M11 Monochrom and 35 Apo-Summicron M

 

[ThoDi]

Another one from Sicilia. Pozzillo harbour. M11 Monochrom with 35 Apo-Summicron M.

 

[Paul Spinnler]

M11 – Sunset in Zurich – APO 35M

 

[Knorp]

'I liked the text here' - Llangollen, Cymru ...

| m9 | noctilux 1.0/50mm | 2010 |

 

[pegelli]

Antwerp Opera


M246M + Voigtländer Color Skopar 21/4

 

[Knorp]

smarties - Dam square, Amsterdam NL ...

| m9 | noctilux 0.95/50mm | 2012 |

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Lenticular cloud at sunset, Alberta. M11, 24mm Elmarit .

 

[drunkenspyder]

Harpa Concert Hall, Reykjavík

Q2

 

[airfrogusmc]

M 10 and 24 2.8 Elmarit asph

 

[drunkenspyder]

'I liked the text here' - Llangollen, Cymru ...

| m9 | noctilux 1.0/50mm | 2010 |

Love the sign. Might it be interpreted to allow non-passengers to cross the tracks here?

 

[Paul Spinnler]

Leica M11 – SX24

Inspired by the whole discussion around geometry and perspective I decided to try my 24mm again for city shots. I always found it borderline to go below 28mm for outside architecture, but actually it is enjoyable to try to use the 24 in a controlled manner with focus on pleasing dimensions. I find central perspectives are the most pleasing the wider you go.

The white house alley pic above is what I always had the 24mm in memory – quite wide, but then again very nice if you hit it right.

Its like a tricky focal length with outsized positive impact if you find the right subject.