shtarka1
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David..What A View!!!:thumbs:Two more from San Francisco. The first with the 24mm, and the second with the 18mm.
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The Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
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shtarka1
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Mike the Sonnar has such a nice retro look to it & these are Fantastic!We had a post-wedding party in Denver for my Arizona niece and her new husband. Having just got my ZM Sonnar back from a pretty major repair, I just had to shoot it on my M8. The light was very low, and most shots were at ISO 640 and f/1.5. However, it (or I) was so dim I had some trouble focusing. However, I'm happy with the photos for what they capture.
B&W processing in Nik Silver Efex.
Slideshow
shtarka1
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Good Gracious....Wow!:salute:Some from Lambs Canyon today outside of Park City.
Now I just need some snow
Steven
shtarka1
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Saturday was the anniversary of my daily blog - I've actually managed at least one photograph every day for the last 365 days. And of course I'm continuing.
Here is one of the photos from Saturday's post.
Breath Taking Woody! Awesome!!!A final shot from Saturday. M9 + 35mm pre-asph vIV. 2 frames stitched. The autumn color is coming to an end.
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
A post from last week. Three image stitch - M9 + Dual Range Summicron.
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Photon
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These guys were huge and I had to wait a little, but finally mother nature rewarded me with the industrial smile I was after... Decided to leave the image characteristic merely untouched while processing.
Stonehenge revisited
Stonehenge revisited
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
A+ image. Out of a nightmare.
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Lovely image.Well, it's not New York, but in Holland you can reach the sky (and beyond) also...
My first effort with the M9 as to find out how the Zeiss 50 f/2 handles the combination of various contrasts (light, dark, lines, circles, etc.). Handheld, reasonable crop, distance abt. 100 mtrs.
Stairway to heaven
Warmest,
Ton
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
+1!
Lloyd
Active member
These are terrific Steven. And hey, we'll get snow soon enough!
No need to wish it here early. :thumbup:
Lloyd
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I don't even know where to begin, Ashwin. Amazing images all!Finally, Noctilux at the football game:
Lloyd
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+1 from me. And that goes for the whole set you've posted. :thumbup:
Lloyd
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Another winner Ton. Worth the wait.
mathomas
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Thanks, Steve. Yes, the Sonnar is definitely a keeper. If I had to keep only two lenses it would be the Sonnar and probably the 35mm Biogon. Hmm, I need an M9 so that I could truly live with two lenses (I have an M2 and an M8). I may have to do some calculating
......... After calculations --- hmm, no, still can't get there from here.
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Photon
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Great colours, Lloyd. Like (and recognize) the compo of the wheels also.Ok. Two from the other day.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
M8, CV 21/4
Warmest, Ton
P.S. CV shot = terrific.
shtarka1
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Ok. Two from the other day.
M8, CV 75/2.5 Heliar
M8, CV 21/4
Stunning!:thumbs:One from this morning on the way to work.
M8, CV 15/4.5 Superwide
shtarka1
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Perfect! Love it!A post from last week. Three image stitch - M9 + Dual Range Summicron.