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DynOmite!Thanks, Lloyd and Steve.
Here are three more Vegas shots with the M9 and 24 lux.
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Daniel, such a beautiful photo!
).Lloyd, I really love what you did here. I guess I still have a lot of years ahead of me since my age is a lot closer to your parents in the first, original photo. Putting these two side by side reminds me to live my life well during all the years in between the first and second photo you posted.
Steve: Both are great.
I really like the man's profile and the bokeh on this on.e He looks like a throwback to the 50's. His cigarette needs to be smoking (not like your earlier photo, though).Daniel: No pain, no gain. A stupid saying, but, here you go! You gained a beautiful image.Sorry for the inconsistent sky, I didn't expect my B+W filter to be so effective
My Lee 0.9 ND grad slipped out of the filter holder whilst shooting this evening, and got chipped on a rock, luckily it didn't fall into the ocean and get washed away.
When I was rock-hopping back from this spot I slipped and badly cut one hand, the back of my leg and one leg of my gitzo 1541T
18mm distagon on the M9. Processed in C1.
rayyan: I really like your style!I approached them. The were very shy.
I asked for a cut, shave and shampoo...They burst out laughing.
I sat down with the father. Waiting for my turn...
A traveler making notes, meeting people. Beautiful people.
Ashwin: Way to kind. We should do it.
David: Beautiful photos. I'm sure there's life after Vegas.I was in Las Vegas last week for the InfoComm tradeshow. Won't be in Vegas again until next year, so I guess I'll have to find other stuff to photograph.
All shot with an M9 and 24 lux.
Ashwin: Very nice photos! Have you contacted Steve's Publicist? This first photo's my favorite. Framing, color, light, and shadow. Dark to light. The Chinese movie posters are perfect. Jackie Chan's sidekick with a Leica.Next up, some portraits of the man, the myth, the legend, our good friend Steve! It was wonderful to stroll with you, my friend!!!
f/0.95 in hand
In action, capturing a bunch of Lamborghinis:
And now for some shots from our stroll...
Around Harvard Yard..
And Josh Beckett's deriere...haha...special shot for Steve...
Ashwin: Awesome! Super B & W pp and the tonality in the last one's wonderful. It's not often you get to photograph four volcanoes at once.And finally, one from the way home...sunset over Rainier....
Ashwin: +1. wonderful color!:thumbup:
f 1,0: I hope no one you knew saw you photograph that? Well seen.:salute:M8 Noctilux
seen in a shop window
David: I was going to say that! But, i have spell check.
M8.2, 50 Lux asph
Steve: Excellent photos. I attended a workshop yesterday with Vincent Versace (at the Pike Place Market). Great photographer, good teacher and interesting guy. He said that if you want to sell a photgraph of musicians then you should just photograph their hands; nobody wants to buy a photo of people they don't know. He also said cropping is for wussies; but, that's another topic.
9 & 0.95
Frank: Great your health's sorted out and congratulations on the new M9. Lens and photo look good. Hope to see more.
Kurt: Congratulations to your son and family. Great look from your daughter!
Kurt: Nice series. I think this pp suits the subject quite well. :thumbup:
Steve: Superb, shot my friend. One of the best I have seen.:salute:
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