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David:Two more from New York. Both with the 24 lux.
Fine Work David!Two more from New York. Both with the 24 lux.
3 Colorful Winners Matt!:thumbs:A few of Times Square at night. Cheers, Matt
1. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/30s @ f/6.7; ISO 160
2. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/30s @ f/5.7; ISO 160
3. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/30s @ f/13; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
David, great shots!!!Two more from New York. Both with the 24 lux.
Matt, amazing shots!!! Love the 24 Lux... I think my budget is now stretched to the max with 3 Lux'sA few of Times Square at night. Cheers, Matt
2. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/30s @ f/5.7; ISO 160
3. M9; 24mm f/1.4; 1/30s @ f/13; ISO 160
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Peter, great shots with an amazing story!!! Sometimes I think this is what the M series excel best at ... being there without intrudinghttp://www.flickr.com/photos/24844563@N04/5230489785/
And this gentleman was making pan bread for the lunch crowd.
--Peter
Steve: You kill me! You have a gift for digging up cool stuff! Thanks, buddy!
Peter: Great photos. Excellent B & W. And, thanks for the narrative. It creates an interesting context. Usually, i'd pick one, but I don't want to insult Alon, Yaakov, or the Baker. Too uncool. :thumbup:Wow, the stuff that's appeared in this new thread is just spectacular. Big applause to everyone, as Charles Foster Kane demonstrates above.
I'm still going through the almost 1200 images I took in Israel. Here are three of the latest, from the town of Tzfat (also sometimes spelled Sefod or Zefod or similar). The old town in Tzfat looks much like it did in the 1500s, when Rabbi Joseph Caro wrote the "Shulchan Aruch" (a major compilation of Jewish Law and commentary) there. It still hosts a prominent Orthodox Jewish community, an artists colony, and is a center for the study of Kaballah (Jewish mysticism).
This is Alon, who is a painter and photographer. He knew what a Leica was, and even asked to take a picture of me with it after I photographed him:
This is Yaakov, who is originally from France. He, like Alon, recognized my Leica. He told me about the photo to the right of his head, where he went into the desert, took a photo of himself with a self-timer, and then used some pretty modern digital techniques to get the B&W effect he wanted.
And this gentleman was making pan bread for the lunch crowd.
Enjoy!
--Peter
Al: Great ornament! Happy Holidays...also, from Seattle. :thumbup:
Charles: Thank you vey much!...
Matt, amazing shots!!! Love the 24 Lux... I think my budget is now stretched to the max with 3 Lux's
I know what you mean. I've got three and one on order! Peter: The color one's exceptional! :thumbup:Here's a color version of the gentleman making pan bread (a couple of posts above). Interesting how a B&W and color version of the same photo can be about two different things--note the red pans and the tomatoes...
--Peter
Perfectly Said!Peter, great shots with an amazing story!!! Sometimes I think this is what the M series excel best at ... being there without intruding
Amazing series!Here's a color version of the gentleman making pan bread (a couple of posts above). Interesting how a B&W and color version of the same photo can be about two different things--note the red pans and the tomatoes...
--Peter
Steve: You kill me! You have a gift for digging up cool stuff! Thanks, buddy!
Cheers, Matt
http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com
Spectacular! Wow!:salute:Matt, amazing shots!!! The rendering is awesome
Peter Klein, the colour version is great! It is add so much more to the location
Shots from this afternoon at Elephant Rock, at Currumbin Beach, with 28 Elmarit and M9
