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The Very Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images
- Thread starter Lloyd
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shtarka1
Active member
This shot is Fricken Amazing!!!From today. Will go up on my blog in a few days. Third Avenue in remarkable light. M9 + 90mm elmarit. four frames stitched in PS.
shtarka1
Active member
Love This!!!A quick post before the carpets get washed and I have to leave my computers *sigh*
All 50mm C-Sonnar! Either wide open or f/8,11 or 16
Lloyd
Active member
Congrats, Jono. I'm afraid that if I went to Solms and came home with one of those, the "accident" I'd have would be administered by my wife when I got home.Just a little warning.
Don't visit the Leica shop at Solms - I was working in Germany, so I made a little visit, and I had a little accident!
It really is mighty good fun - although we aren't really having the sort of weather to take advantage.
jonoslack
Active member
Ah well - perhaps it wasn't quite that impulsive (you must remember that I had been considering an S2 - after which a Noctilux seems like a mere bagatelle :ROTFLCongrats, Jono. I'm afraid that if I went to Solms and came home with one of those, the "accident" I'd have would be administered by my wife when I got home.
shtarka1
Active member
Like the partition,color & comp! Nice grab Matt!
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shtarka1
Active member
You sure do have a way with that M Charles! :thumbs:Some shots from this afternoon, with horses in Innisplains!
All with the 75 Lux and the M9
shtarka1
Active member
Hi There
The Sugar beet are frozen in the ground - this means that in addition to a tendency to rot, they also cause real problems with the harvester.
Nigel Stimpson at work.
All taken with the Noctilux,
all the best
Jono, Congrats on the new Glass & putting it to Great use!Grubby weather
Grey January Day
f0.95
all the best
endre novak
Member
fantastic!:thumbs:
MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
Jono,
Do you really think the Nocti will protect you from an S2? Worked for me. Getting an M9 and some lenses means i never think about MFDBs, or Alpa, or Pentax 645D, or Leica S2. Nope. Never. Not for a second.
:ROTFL:
Nice to see your posts as always,
Matt
Do you really think the Nocti will protect you from an S2? Worked for me. Getting an M9 and some lenses means i never think about MFDBs, or Alpa, or Pentax 645D, or Leica S2. Nope. Never. Not for a second.
:ROTFL:
Nice to see your posts as always,
Matt
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
Well-known member
Wow - what a great display of talent in the last day or so!
Both Matts, Charles, Jono, Woody, Davis and Daniel - not a single loser in this collection. You're all inspiring,
Bill
Both Matts, Charles, Jono, Woody, Davis and Daniel - not a single loser in this collection. You're all inspiring,
Bill
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
Well-known member
PS I've had a few accidents like yours over the years, Jono. The secret is keeping the injury secret from those who might be closet to you....
Bill
Bill
Lloyd
Active member
I like both images, Matt. Each has it's on unique appeal. Looks to me like you and the rangefinder are getting along just fine.Winter commute! Not mine, fortunately.
Still getting used to the rangefinder. This is a crop from an attempt at urban composition with the 24 Elmarit. In the end, the only thing interesting was the object that first attracted my attention.
How do I get away from that? I don't see pictures. I see things. I would like to see pictures.
I know, practice! :deadhorse:
Don't you just hate it when your equipment performs flawlessly? It leaves nothing else to blame...
Matt
Very interesting image, David. Lots of lines and angles, and that shadows add to the effect. Nicely seen.
Woody, this one leaves me speechless. :bugeyes: Might be my favorite image ever on this thread (and that's saying something!). Should be printed and displayed large. Great work, counsellor.
Wonderful work, Daniel. Hope the carpets turned out.
Nice catch, Matt. The price of vanity, eh?:thumbup:
Some really wonderful images, Charles. You're working magic with that 75 Cron!Some shots from this afternoon, with horses in Innisplains!
All with the 75 Lux and the M9
These, and the others you posted are very nice, Jono. Gonna be tough to up the ante when the weather cooperates... looking forward to that as well.
jonoslack
Active member
Closet to me? Do you mean closest? :ROTFL:
Truth is that Emma has also been the accountant these 25 years, so concealment is not an option. Careful tradeoffs is how it goes. But Leica lenses can (almost) be considered as an investment :ROTFL:
Lloyd
Active member
Emma's the accountant, eh. So, I guess your wireless works from the doghouse? :ROTFL: Even at 1:15 in the am.
jonoslack
Active member
Hi Matt
Well, I got clearance from the management to buy an S2 and lenses. But much to the management's amazement I decided that it was unlikely to improve my photography. So the Noctilux isn't so much displacement activity as a consolation prize.