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David, fantastic pictures. I really like the B&W, especially the first one and the ones with the lamps, but the colors are great as well.I've been at the CTIA tradeshow in Las Vegas for the past week. I can't believe how many great photos have been posted by (takes a deep breath)... Mathomas, Matt, Carlos, Bart, Dierk, Kitok, Jeff, Son, Thrice, Endre, Ashwin, Endre, Lloyd, Jappy, CMB, Kurt, Woody, and Tofa. Holy cow, what a thread! Amazing images.
Between CTIA commitments, I tried out the 18mm on my M9, now that Leica has fixed the magenta issue. The 18mm sure is w--i--d--e.
I agree, I am really into wa´s and this are inspiring.Wow, wow, wow!!!:bugeyes::bugeyes::bugeyes: David, these are absolutely fantastic!!! I can't tell you how much... honestly. Great stuff for sure. You did really nice work with that 18 on the M8, but these are well beyond that! :salute:
Thought I'd give myself a challenge ...
Don
Indeed, a must see place but if you want something impressive, visit the Mercedes Benz Museum,- incredible.Endre, wonderful shots of the Porsche. I have to get to that museum!
It's the Summarit 90mm f/2.5. I set the camera for auto ISO with a range of 160 to 400 and used a combination of auto and manual exposure.Don, bird in the nest... doesn't get any better! which lens? eleanor
Very nice Endre. Love that wide perspective. Beautiful place too.M8, CV12
Gyula, Bekes county, south east Hungary.Very nice Endre. Love that wide perspective. Beautiful place too.
David, fantastic again, all of them --- more:thumbs:Thanks, Lloyd, Bart, Matt, Steve, Bart, Dierk, and Gero. I really appreciate the encouragement.
It was fun to confine myself to an unusual focal length. You look for images to fit the lens. Vegas is especially well-suited for wide-angle in that it's built to a larger-than-life scale.