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Yes you do. Very well. :thumbup:Thanks Steve and Lloyd.
I even do colors .-)
Agree!Yes you do. Very well. :thumbup:
+1Steen: Beautiful photos - both the B & W's and color. The transitions in light on the stone paving works very well at drawing the eye through the photo. The white-washed half timbers make a nice composition with the dark windows (monochromatic Mondrian). Cheers.
These are really terrific Steve. That last one in particular. :thumbs:D3, 58 Noct 1.2 at iso 1000
Corlan, I sincerely Thank You for the Kind & Thoughtful Words! There is an Abundance of Talent Here & I am Always Thirsting to Learn More from All Of You!!!These are georgeous, Steve.
You're indeed a master at this type of processing, and the last portrait is especially outstanding.
Though being well aware that you and a other contributors more here are die hard Leica fans, one can't help but thinking that with this kind of lens and the appropriate PP, beside the form factor the whole thing plays easily into often-considered-as-exclusive black and white, red dot territory (and more on some aspects). And this also goes for some other examples from Matt, Lloyd etc.... once again, if proof needed, in most instances it's all about the photographer.
Another great addition to your series anyway :thumbup:
Lloyd, Steve, Matt, Corlan, thank you all for your kind words.
And Steve, your black and white work is sparkling as usual.
Thanks Steen! Love the Color & Amazing IQ on "Where's Wally"!
Steen! That image is just beautiful to behold. Gorgeous color, and such wonderful IQ. Extra nice!Lloyd, Steve, Matt, Corlan, thank you all for your kind words.
And Steve, your black and white work is sparkling as usual.
I'd better pick something colorful, here's a Where's Wally type thing
Nikon D300 • Nikkor AF-S 1.4/50mm G • 1/400 sec. at f/5.6 ISO 200 • Capture NX[/SIZE][/COLOR][/center]
Thanks A Lot L!These are really terrific Steve. That last one in particular. :thumbs:
Thanks Steve, she is a beauty.What a Beautiful Mug! Nice shot Lloyd!
This activity has all the earmarks of actual work, Tim. Something the majority of us here have only a passing familiarity with, I'm afraid. Thanks for sharing and enlightening.The logging saga continues. The band saw blade on the woodmill has been removed and is being sharpened to start fresh on this 24 footer tomorrow.