Landscape photography with M8

[Ron (Netherlands)]

Yep, it is a nice combo for wideangle. Here's one taken with the Biogon 25mm:

 

[ferider]

Yes, me too 🙂
M8 is light, easy and fast for landscape.

M8.2 Tri-Elmar 50mm

Nice photo. But the moon is a teeny bit large for a 50mm, seems to me. Different lens maybe ?

 

[lewis44]

M8 and CV 28mm f1.9 Lens. B&W photo is converted with Nik Silver Efex Pro

 

[maggieo]

Nice photo. But the moon is a teeny bit large for a 50mm, seems to me. Different lens maybe ?

I was just thinking that myself.

 

[sjw617]

Ron,
WOW, nice shot.

Steve

 

[phototektour]

Nice photo. But the moon is a teeny bit large for a 50mm, seems to me. Different lens maybe ?

Hmmmm ... ??? ... the moon seemed definitliy too large and I was waiting a long time, to get him in the right position 🙂 ... but maybe you´re right, perhaps it was a little Tele-Elmarit 90mm. Its a fault not to have coded lenses on a M8.2

 

[jbr]

"M8 and CV 28mm f1.9 Lens. B&W photo is converted with Nik Silver Efex Pro"

Wow, Lewis44. Almost 3-dimensional. Stunning.

 

[Carterofmars]

Wow... these are really beautiful images. I was considering an 5D for landscape but forget that.

 

[benjo]

Early morning Venice

Early morning Venice

M8.2, CV 15mm

 

[lewis44]

Wow, Lewis44. Almost 3-dimensional. Stunning.

Thanks,
The M8, Nik Silver Efex is a Killer Combo.
In fact I use it when I shoot Kodak BW400CN in my M3 and scan the neg's.
I know purist's will say I should Develop and Print, etc. but, sorry No Can Do Anymore.
Here's one, same trip. M3, BW400CN, Silver Efex Pro, scanned on an old Nikon scanner

 

[tennis-joe]

Lewis 44, or should I say Ansel, beautiful shot.
Joe

 

[SR1]

I use the M8 primarily for landscape shots with a zeiss ZM21 f4

http://www.flickr.com/photos/simon_robinson/

Regards

Simon