Leica M - Post your Portraits

[dude163]

1958 elmar 90/4

 

[k.a]

m8 and elmarit 28mm asph in jakarta

 

[inzite]

L1009831 copy by inzite, on Flickr

 

[seanbonner]

Here's a few more.. Leica M2, and either v1 Summicron 50mm or some canon 35mm that I sold a while back and forgot the specifics of...

 

[jcrutcher]

Wild Bill



M9-P 50mm Summilux ASPH Silver Efex Pro 2

 

[jurgen-vt]

2 and 4 are my fave of the series, but all great shots as usual dirk.

I totally agree with this, Adam.
Btw I really like the colour picture as well, Dirk.

 

[inzite]

L1009886 copy by inzite, on Flickr

 

[michaelm6]

A couple from my 2nd roll. Getting a lot more comfortable shooting with the M6. Feeling confident with my focussing is still a challenge. I'm feeling good about my exposures!


Nathan by Michael Hulcher, on Flickr

 

[CrisR]

Sweet Smile by Cris Rose, on Flickr

 

[menos]

Jurgen, Daan looks like an interesting character - great portrait !

I posted a few street portraits on my blog today:
http://www.teknopunk.com/en/Blog/Entries/2012/5/14_a_few_portraits_around_down_town_Shanghai.html

old Kung Fu master:

another frame on 120 film - he was veeery quick - I had a hard time, framing and focussing the Hasselblad:

 

[jmanivelle]

Praia do Forte PB 9 by careca2013, on Flick

 

[alexnotalex]

TMAX100 1/60 f2

 

[joseph_galilee]

Leitz Summicron 35/2 IV & Leica M6, Ilford HP5.

להתראות

 

[jsrockit]

 

[Johnmcd]

Delta 400 Leica M4 cv40/1.4

Cheers - John

 

[huntjump]

great shots in here. John, great shots! I particularly like #2

 

[Johnmcd]

great shots in here. John, great shots! I particularly like #2

Thanks. That's one of my instructor's 'Blue Steel' look. These are all recruits so they are very attentive prior to a live fire training burn

Cheers - John

 

[Johnmcd]

Dirk, Love the Shanghai shots. What lens?

 

[jatiphoto]

BIRDMAN ON U STREET, DC 5/15/12

 

[michaelm6]

self portrait


Rear-view by Michael Hulcher, on Flickr

the lady..


Madelena by Michael Hulcher, on Flickr



Madelena + Film by Michael Hulcher, on Flickr