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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Actually, it's only an irritation Lloyd. I think you should sell it . . . to me . . and very cheap (shall we say $1000)Beautiful images... I'm actually thinking of selling mine, but now that I see these, and go back and look at those I took at my son's wedding... maybe not.
jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Those abandoned home shots are great.
Lloyd . . . I hate you - if those are your sons, and you look like that, then you need a good slap. As for your wife . . . she looks about 23.
Damn already!
Anyway - apart from my war with Lloyd, like him, I have a new 28 summicron. HOORAY.
Here are a couple of shots from mine.
Light from heaven (or could it be Ikea)
But there's no entry for the likes of me!
Sadness
enough of that stuff - here are some rotten bales
okay okay okay - here is another religious one:
Finally, let's have Sep and garlic and anchovies and salad for supper (with a decent Rioja).
Those abandoned home shots are great.
Lloyd . . . I hate you - if those are your sons, and you look like that, then you need a good slap. As for your wife . . . she looks about 23.
Damn already!
Anyway - apart from my war with Lloyd, like him, I have a new 28 summicron. HOORAY.
Here are a couple of shots from mine.
Light from heaven (or could it be Ikea)
But there's no entry for the likes of me!
Sadness
enough of that stuff - here are some rotten bales
okay okay okay - here is another religious one:
Finally, let's have Sep and garlic and anchovies and salad for supper (with a decent Rioja).
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
) I am blessed beyond measure.
And among those blessings is the privilege of viewing art such as this. Wow. Seriously. (that 28 cron just ROCKS!.. especially in such talented hands!) :salute:
Gonna have to think that offer of yours over a bit... hmm a whole $1K, huh? Tempting... then again.
My friend (he said, as he extended the olive branchThose abandoned home shots are great.
Lloyd . . . I hate you - if those are your sons, and you look like that, then you need a good slap. As for your wife . . . she looks about 23.
Damn already!
Anyway - apart from my war with Lloyd, like him, I have a new 28 summicron. HOORAY.
Here are a couple of shots from mine.
Light from heaven (or could it be Ikea)
But there's no entry for the likes of me!
Sadness
enough of that stuff - here are some rotten bales
okay okay okay - here is another religious one:
Finally, let's have Sep and garlic and anchovies and salad for supper (with a decent Rioja).
) I am blessed beyond measure. And among those blessings is the privilege of viewing art such as this. Wow. Seriously. (that 28 cron just ROCKS!.. especially in such talented hands!) :salute:
Gonna have to think that offer of yours over a bit... hmm a whole $1K, huh? Tempting... then again.
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Steve... whoa... my fav of the day!!! :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
:bugeyes:Lloyd, peace is impossible unless you sell me your unwanted Noctilux at an impossible price.
Just send it here:
(Zeiss 25mm)
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Jono - I'm glad you didn't let that Zeiss 25 go, you had it on the block if I remember correctly. It really has some bite to it. I'll be curious to see how you manage with both it and the 28 cron after shooting with both for a while.
Jono - I'm glad you didn't let that Zeiss 25 go, you had it on the block if I remember correctly. It really has some bite to it. I'll be curious to see how you manage with both it and the 28 cron after shooting with both for a while.
ecliffordsmith
New member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Hi All,
Wow, Tim/Lloyd/Gero/Jono/Steve/Elvis, really nice photographs. Some wonderful keepsakes for your families.
Jono,
Very funny about the 'official' photographer being pissed.
Hi All,
Wow, Tim/Lloyd/Gero/Jono/Steve/Elvis, really nice photographs. Some wonderful keepsakes for your families.
Jono,
Very funny about the 'official' photographer being pissed.
C
Cancelledreality
Guest
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
This thread is moving fast.
All great shots, guys.
That Noctilux is looking good, Lloyd. Must resist buying... :ROTFL:
This thread is moving fast.
All great shots, guys.
That Noctilux is looking good, Lloyd. Must resist buying... :ROTFL:
L
luxferous
Guest
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Wow, fast moving thread, many many great shots here.
Here's my contribution. Hopefully, you guys enjoy them as much as I did all the other images here.
All shot with M8 and Canon 50 0.95 along the Singapore River.
Wow, fast moving thread, many many great shots here.
Here's my contribution. Hopefully, you guys enjoy them as much as I did all the other images here.
All shot with M8 and Canon 50 0.95 along the Singapore River.
Lloyd
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Simply amazing. I've never seen that 50/0,95 used as well. :salute:
jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
trouble with the 75 lux is that it's so damned big! (yes, I'd like one too!).
On the other hand, my lovely 75 'cron does the business for me, and it also has a lovely bokeh.
This is your wife? i think? If not, then you're being naughty (that look she's giving you!) What a wonderful photo.
Having said that, I think I'd have liked just a touch more dof - you've got it perfect, but her nose is a little too powdered for my liking!
Were you trying to sell the guy the binoculars . . . he looks very suspicious!
Hi LloydCovet, covet, covet...
Got to play around with a 75 Lux.. A lens I'd consider giving up the Nocti for (maybe).
trouble with the 75 lux is that it's so damned big! (yes, I'd like one too!).
On the other hand, my lovely 75 'cron does the business for me, and it also has a lovely bokeh.
This is your wife? i think? If not, then you're being naughty (that look she's giving you!) What a wonderful photo.
Having said that, I think I'd have liked just a touch more dof - you've got it perfect, but her nose is a little too powdered for my liking!
Were you trying to sell the guy the binoculars . . . he looks very suspicious!