mathomas
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I like the distance compression of this one, especially (plus the B&W conversion, of course).a few more from San Fran:
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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mathomas
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This one has a great classic look to it. You had to have applied some grain on this one. Did you map to a film type in Silver Efex?
mathomas
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Really digging the composition of this one. The wraparound bench creates a frame around the homeless guy, and I like the selective focus.Some recent excellent posts inspired me to get out the 75 cron. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Matt.
1. M9; 75mm f/2; 1/2000s @ f/3.4; ISO 160
eleanorbrown
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A couple of recent images with the M9. We recently returned from Wyoming and Montana and got some images...not a lot, but here's one I liked. This was taken on the Wind River Reservation of Broodmares with their colts resting on a lovely day. Used my 50 lux.
And this one taken in South Park City, Colorado with the 75 cron. eleanor
And this one taken in South Park City, Colorado with the 75 cron. eleanor
Lloyd
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Thanks Mike. That shot was in almost total darkness. I couldn't see to focus, and had to just guess that I was at about minimum focal distance. What's funny is that my wife never even realized I was there.
I've had that lens for a about three or four years. It's the latest version prior to the new f.095.
Lloyd
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Gorgeous shots Eleanor. That first one just jumps off the screen.
eleanorbrown
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And a few monotone images taken in South Park area of Colorado. Processed in C1 using the Panchromatic style and tweaked in Lightroom. Leica M9 with 50 lux lens. eleanor
eleanorbrown
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Thanks very much Lloyd. I took a few more but this is probably the best of the lot. eleanor
Lloyd
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Nice b/w. I especially like that last shot. Has a timeless quality to it. :thumbup:
eleanorbrown
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Thanks Lloyd and Charles. South Park is an interesting place to photograph....wide open area of central Colorado surrounded by mountains on all sides. eleanor
Beautiiful B&W shots eleanor
YamasDigital
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Nice capture Eleanor; isn't a joy to have such cooperative subjects:clap:
shtarka1
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Stunning Work Eleanor!!!Beautiiful B&W shots eleanor
Don Libby
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Great image! This reminds me of Denver Pyle...A couple more from the Pike Place Market. Cheers, Matt
1. M9; 75mm f/2; 1/1500s @ f/2.8; ISO 160
2. M9; 75mm f/2; 1/1500s @ f/2.8; ISO 160
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Don Libby
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Eleanor - Thanks for sharing the images; each time you do we try to rearrange our shooting schedule to include CO.
Can't say which I like more as each image presents themselves differently. The horse herd is tops as I love all things horses. I don't see any brands (except maybe on the one center) are these mustangs?
I also like the kerosene lamp image with the window in a slight blurry out of focus.
Then the monotones - are you shooting RAW then converting?
Don
Can't say which I like more as each image presents themselves differently. The horse herd is tops as I love all things horses. I don't see any brands (except maybe on the one center) are these mustangs?
I also like the kerosene lamp image with the window in a slight blurry out of focus.
Then the monotones - are you shooting RAW then converting?
Don
Don Libby
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A few with the Noctilux ...
Kurt - While I like all the images I really like the almost 3D effect this images has!
eleanorbrown
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Yamas, Steve, and Daniel, thanks so much for your comments about my latest posting of images....it's great to be back posting but also enjoying all the Leica M images on this forum...I am constantly challenged by what I'm seeing from others and it continues to make me realize the incredible versatility of the digital Leica and it's incredible glass. eleanor