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Steve: Thanks. I liked that one also. Serendipitous. She just started running to get out of the rain. It felt like a B&W shot at the time. Also, that lens is quite nice (and a bargain by Leica prices).
Steve: Thanks. No ND filter. I don't even own one. However, the EXIF data may be wrong with the M8.
Stefan: Excellent! I really like the quality of the PP and the focus/composition/expression in this one. It imparts a sense of character and interest.A birthday party shooting :
All with the Noctilux F1 , M9 1250 - 1600 iso.
Quite difficult to focus but when its spot on, ...
18mm Distagon, M9.
Daniel: Geez, those are beautiful! Light, composition, detail, pp, everything! Thanks for keeping the bar high. I'm trying to find a used version of that lens; but, I may have to just get one from PopFlash. Cheers, Mattand one more from earlier on, processed a little warmer to suit the yellower light. Same setup.
Rayyan: Thank you. Weather on that day would have met almost everyone's taste (although it wasn't warm). My first camera was a brownie, then an Agfa, then a Nikkormat. During college, I shot an incredible amount of B&W, developed it and printed it. After viewing, and participating, in this forum, I'm getting my love of B&W back.
rayayan: Very cool. There must not have been any ethical problems with their display. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Matt
Unmistakable Noctilicious! Great Stuff!A birthday party shooting :
All with the Noctilux F1 , M9 1250 - 1600 iso.
Quite difficult to focus but when its spot on, ...
Brotha, You Do Life & Photography Right! Thanks For Sharing A Piece Of Your Wonderful World With Us!On the way to Shangri La...#3
We had come a long way, had our rest, said our prayers;
one last look; one moment of indecision..we looked towards their
gods..
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Facing north..towards the seven of the highest summits on the planet..
The winds would carry our prayers to the guardians...
It was time to go...
The easy part was done..
Yes indeed. We are fortunate that you share these with us!
Daniel, Wide Angle Brilliance!and one more from earlier on, processed a little warmer to suit the yellower light. Same setup.
rayyan: It's a wonderful serial! Beautiful photos. I especially like the last two. The prayer flags framing the peak, and the bit of sun flare, are great. Your wife (i'm assuming?) looks like the consummate climber/trekker. I envy you both your experiences. Looking forward to the next installment.On the way to Shangri La...#3
We had come a long way, had our rest, said our prayers;
one last look; one moment of indecision..we looked towards their
gods..
Facing north..towards the seven of the highest summits on the planet.
The winds would carry our prayers to the guardians...
It was time to go...
The easy part was done..
f1,0: Cool composition. The contrast between the dog and the background works very well. The dog also has an interesting have smile, half snarl. Nice selective focus. Cheers, Matt.
.Taking some time this evening to browse through this prolific forum and getting lots of inspiration and ideas from some wonderful images here!!. I have another week in the Colorado high country spring before I head back to Houston, and thought I'd include a couple of images I've taken in the last few days. Partially thawed Lake Dillon with my 35 cron and A Basin Mountains (still with lots of snow) with my 75 cron.
Eleanor
+1, what a great series of image, and I'm with Matt on these last two.
Steve, thanks. not much else to do
Lloyd, I am the one who is fortunate enough to amongst such kind
Matt. It is a pleasure to share our experiences amongst friends.
Lloyd..thank you kindly.
and +1. excellent.:salute:
