The Very Latest & Greatest Fun w/Digital M Images

[RF_Licks]

Joe, great set. I remember seeing #3 pre-SEP2....I like this version much better. All three shots look great!

Joe: Terrific B&W! Nice grouping of people.
Cheers, Matt

I really like the processing on this recent group of images, Joe.

Thanks Ryan, Matt, Lloyd, David. Much appreciated! :salute:

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

Lloyd, this one, for sure! Wow!

A great image with perfect SEP2 processing.

+1 :thumbup: Lloyd, very nicely done. I see you are also having fun with SEP2

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

Celebrating The Golden Jubilee of the Independence of the State of Kuwait
M9 + Noctilux f/0.95

Thank You :salute:

Mohammed, very nice set! :thumbup:

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

Some shots on my way home the other day

Very nice shot Ryan. I like the color version better. :thumbup:

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

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Ceh, nice shot! Like the sense of movement :thumbup:

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

Back to the vault, as Ashwin would say.

Three with the 50 lux.

Very nice set David. :thumbup: I almost could not recognize your shots with your 50mm tele!

Joe

 

[RF_Licks]

I posted this in color last year. Went back to the vault and reprocessed with SEP2. I'm addicted.

Joe

M9 50CronIV

 

[RF_Licks]

This one is for Steve.

Joe :salute:

M9 35Lux ASPH

 

[RF_Licks]

One more from last year. You can tell I'm really addicted to SEP2

Joe

M9 35CronIV

 

[endre novak]

Lloyd, this one, for sure! Wow!

A great image with perfect SEP2 processing.

+1!

 

[DavidE]

Another photo with difficult lighting that I've been able to salvage with SEP2.

Shot with the 24 lux.

 

[m_driscoll]

Celebrating The Golden Jubilee of the Independence of the State of Kuwait
M9 + Noctilux f/0.95

M9 + 24mm Summilux + ND10
Thank You :salute:

Mohammed: Congratulations and best wishes for the next 50 years. Great shots! :salute:

Some shots on my way home the other day

not sure....I think I may actually like the B/W version of #3 better:

Ryan: Pretty nice way home! Beautiful shots. I'm going to go for the color ones here. The color photos have very simple, harmonious, color palette. :thumbs:

Thanks Matt. Yes, I felt like I was shooting relics at an archeological site or something. Sad in a way. I got a set of Encyclopedia Britannica when I was a kid, and it was something I treasured. I'd sometimes just take down a volume at random, pick a page and start reading. We had them here in a box, and I asked my kids if they'd like them. They looked at my like I was from outer space or something. The Internet affords me the same opportunity, and more, but there is something about holding a book in your hands that will never be equalled....

Lloyd: I used to do the same thing and i feel the same way about books.

Cheers, Matt.

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com

 

[m_driscoll]

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Ceh: A great, somewhat unremarkable (non-pejorative), quiet, landscape that draws you in. The man's perfectly placed and sized to draw the eye, but not hold it. :thumbup: Brilliant capture of the runner! :thumbup:

Cheers, Matt

http://mdriscoll.zenfolio.com

 

[shtarka1]

Back to the vault, as Ashwin would say.

Three with the 50 lux.

Another photo with difficult lighting that I've been able to salvage with SEP2.

Shot with the 24 lux.

David, More Supreme Images & PP! Love Em All!:salute:

 

[shtarka1]

That's a terrific portrait, Steve.

Love the grittiness of the image and the casualness of the pose. Great contrast, too.

Thank You David!

 

[shtarka1]

I posted this in color last year. Went back to the vault and reprocessed with SEP2. I'm addicted.

Joe

M9 50CronIV

Insane IQ,Contrast,"Structure" & Street Joe!

 

[shtarka1]

This one is for Steve.

Joe :salute:

M9 35Lux ASPH

Joe, Very Cool Grab But The Guy On The Left Casts A Big Shadow With His Nose!

 

[Photojazz]

I like this shot Lloyd, but I am trying to figure out where the horizon is, and if it's straight. Something tells me, it needs straightening just a tad. oke:

 

[Photojazz]

a nit pick, please guys, seperate your shots with a line space... it makes them so much better to enjoy.

 

[docmoore]

I like this shot Lloyd, but I am trying to figure out where the horizon is, and if it's straight. Something tells me, it needs straightening just a tad. oke:

I would use the verticals in the window casing and if anything maybe a 1/2 degree counterclockwise. Very compelling capture however.

Bob