The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images

[TRSmith]

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I had to try the Lightroom Beta in 64 bit. Zoom zoom!

 

[helenhill]

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I had to try the Lightroom Beta in 64 bit. Zoom zoom!

Oh So Lovely.....
Beautiful shades of green with the blue green water
Cheers ! helen

 

[TRSmith]

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Thank you Helen!

 

[nostatic]

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Travel snapshot from last year.
-bob

wow...that's gorgeous.

 

[TRSmith]

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Can't let this thread get lost....

 

[parameters]

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here's some of my shots to share.
35mm f1.2 with m8

first one in Cordoba. March 2008

second one in Paris. November 2007

London February 2008

c&c welcome

 

[helenhill]

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parameters
Paris,November 2007 Shot is WONDERFUL

An Eerie yet Funny sci-fi thought came to mind........
Going down to the operational chamber to have their brains removed and stuffed with Fluff
Cheers ! helen

 

[Terry]

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Can't let this thread get lost....

I really like this shot with the table/counter reflection. Shots like this are so much fun because it generally isn't anything planned but you feel good when you unexpectedly "find" something.

 

[mwalker]

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TRSmith and Parameters.... brilliant, both!

 

[Terry]

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Parameters - Paris is my favorite of the 3. On a more technical note I like the color and the fact that you did it on a moving walkway in what seems to be reasonably low light without motion blur.

 

[helenhill]

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TRSmith

Oh its brilliant / the Reflection ...top & bottom view
All the best ! helen:clap:

 

[Daniel]

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Someone's comment on Society Hill, Philadelphia. Definitely not done by a kid, because the lines are deliberate.

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Voigtlander Color-Skopar 28mm f3.5

 

[TRSmith]

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Terry, exactly! Mike and Helen, thanks!

 

[parameters]

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thanks TEBnewyork, helen & mike for all the compliments :clap:

here's another in more "traditional" B/W street style

both VC 25/f4 Madrid March2008

 

[Seascape]

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Parameters, the 25VC is my "f:8 and be there" streetshooter as well.

Turns the M8 into a point and shoot camera :thumbs:

 

[Maggie O]

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A favorite of mine from my Eurotrip last fall- American tourists on the Eurostar train, sleeping.



CV 21/4 Color-Skopar, ISO640 on the M8.

 

[Daniel]

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When I saw your photo in flickr, I thought of the twins, Yubaba and Zeniba, in Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away. But I couldn't remember the name of the animation movie until this morning. Zeniba is the kindly sister


Yubaba and Chihiro



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Flat Iron Building, New York City

Voigtlander Color-Skopar 28mm f3.5

 

[Terry]

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That is probably my favorite flat iron shot I've ever seen. I've been down there so many times and never "saw" it that way. WELL DONE! Certainly gets rid of the scaffolding that never seems to leave the bottom!

terry

 

[Cindy Flood]

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thegrumpymonk,
I love your rendition of the Flat Iron building. :thumbup:

 

[Daniel]

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thank you Terry and Cindy.

i noticed that many of my photos of structures were were either horizontal or vertical. so i decided for acute angles. i don't think i've done this much looking-upward touring since moving to NYC in 1976. i'm surprise that i didn't collide with other pedestrians. my neck was achy by the end of the day.

– dan