Fun w/Digital M Images

[JimCollum]

Thanks! I fussed over the sharpening on this one as the first pass to a web-rez version really looked awful. It took a touch of this and a touch of that to restore the vividness of the full resolution image.

Love the "stockbridge machine company" photo. The other one seems somehow oddly flat in the mid tones.

2nd one was shot with a old uncoated 9" veritos (portrait lens) when shot wide open like that you end up with a veiling flare that give a glow (it's not 'soft focus'.. the detail is there.)

 

[Gary Clennan]

A couple with M8 + ZM50P (first two) and ZM18 (last one).


L9991319 by Gary Clennan, on Flickr


L9991281 by Gary Clennan, on Flickr


L9991350 by Gary Clennan, on Flickr

 

[rayyan]

Gary, I like #1 and #3 the most. Lovely place to Alberta!

Regards.

 

[rayyan]

Some photos of Bucharest, Romania



Excellent! The treatment complements the subject beutifully.

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Brilliant.:thumbs:

Lovely capture.

Thank you for sharing.

 

[CharlesK]

Rayyan, thank you very much
Godfrey, very nice shot of the barn door!
Rayyan, superb portrait of Yousaf:thumbup:
Gary, love that last shot!

 

[rayyan]

Just got home from skiing . . . and it snowed last night!


It was pretty chilly today - Milo had to wear his coat (and so did Silas)

All with the M9 and noctilux 0.95 - wide open or nearly so.

Jono..excellent timing and positioning. I personally doubt it is the Nocti that

delivered the goods. But if it makes all of us happy. Hurray for the Nocti.

Best.

 

[rayyan]

Godfrey,
superb

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Excellent capture Cenek. Captures Winter for me.:thumbs:

Regards.

 

[rayyan]

1) Parents

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Wonderful indeed, Ashwin.

My regrads to you parents..

 

[ced]

Mohammad & Georg love the B&W images, well done!

Here is a 5 image stich pano M9-28mm-f2.8 Elmarit before asph.

 

[mountainjoe]

The town was known as Mogador.

Scenes of the old film ' Othello ' circa 1949 shot on location here. Very many at this spot.

As was the most recent ' Alexander ' 2004.

This photo, of course, stars the D-Lux4 and its owner.

Nice one Rayyan :thumbs:

 

[mountainjoe]

Lloyd, hope your elbow heals up soon and well

here are a few shots of the Winter Carnival we went to yesterday , -11C but we had a cool ride of a 2 horse-open sleigh , I like the first shot a lot , and I dont even like horses! the 3rd one is my daughter and nephew, the last my brother after his death defying ride down the iced-up slide hill

Robert - super horse shots - this one especially - what lens?

Cheers,

 

[mountainjoe]

Gary, I like #1 and #3 the most. Lovely place to Alberta!

Regards.

Gary +1 that third shot is great. :thumbs:

 

[jonoslack]

This lens is almost too sharp.

HI Godfrey
No Such Thing - nice shot though!

Essaouira, Morocco

Lovely Ray - the Berber I like less (but I still like it!)
Thanks for the kind words on the boy and dog shot . . . shooting with the Nocti has it's own rythmn and rewards . . . but it doesn't deliver images on it's own!

A couple with M8 + ZM50P (first two) and ZM18 (last one).

I love the first one especially Gary - Excellent! I also really like the b&w tree root shot from earlier.

Robert - I also really liked the horse shots

all the best

 

[jonoslack]

Here are two from today - WATE and M9

. . . and a third with the 75 'cron at 800 ISO

 

[Knorp]

Yes, that's much better :angel:
Lovely shots with the WATE, that tree is splendid ! Is that Caspar overthere ?
And the 75'cron a corker as always

All the very best.

 

[Lloyd]

Yes, that's much better :angel:
Lovely shots with the WATE, that tree is splendid ! Is that Caspar overthere ?
And the 75'cron a corker as always

All the very best.

Plus one all around. :thumb up:

("a corker" too funny! )

 

[jonoslack]

Yes, that's much better :angel:.

Thank you . . . . I might be going mad!

Lovely shots with the WATE, that tree is splendid ! Is that Caspar overthere ?.

Yes - just a short leak break from the office (which is over on the left).

And the 75'cron a corker as always

Bart - that's dreadful . . . but of course it's quite correct! The wine was a pleasant 2006 rioja . . not up to the quality of the lens I fear!

 

[Lloyd]

Yousaf. From the Berber tribe of Morocco.

I asked if I could take some pictures of him and his father. They agreed, but

the father did not want his on the web.

I told Yousaf he might find a girl for marraige on the web.

Essaouira, also known by the Berber name Tasroot, Morocco.

A UNESCO World Heritage Town.

A little more subdued look at this down, and what sunset might bring in terms of music and dinner. Music is a bit dated though.

Essaouira, Morocco Video - Essaouira Travel Videos - Tripfilms

Really love this one Rayyan. :salute:

A couple with M8 + ZM50P (first two) and ZM18 (last one).

Very nice Gary. The center shot in particular.

 

[rayyan]

Charles, Joe, Jono...

Thanks guys.

Jono, the cron 75 app..my fav lens. Does enable one to take good pics of almost anything!

Regards.

 

[rayyan]

Really love this one Rayyan. :salute:

....

Thanks Lloyd and you go careful with that arm of yours. No more arm

wrestling for you my friend.:salute:

Regards.