A few from London (MM + 35mm f/2)

[MichaelToye]

Timezones by michael_toye, on Flickr


Islington Canal by michael_toye, on Flickr


Piccadilly by michael_toye, on Flickr

Thanks for looking
Michael

 

[CrisR]

having just got my M9 and seeing the B&W i get from that, this is just outstanding, such a leap over what i already thought was amazing. I could see myself getting one as a 2nd body in a couple of years time. Fantastic.

 

[MCTuomey]

it's examples like these that helped push me to acquire an MM. just beginning to shoot with it (took awhile to save and get one, a long while), hope to contribute soon.

 

[MichaelToye]

Thanks for the kind comments

Here's a couple more...


Static Surveillance by michael_toye, on Flickr


Viewing those in the Viewing Gallery by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[M C H]

Is the juxtaposition of people, nature (or perhaps, boats) and autos intentional? It is certainly interesting!

 

[MichaelToye]

Good 'interesting', I hope.

I used to be an architecture photographer, so it's possible i'm having trouble letting my past go !

 

[steveclem]

This camera really excels at what it's made for. Thanks for sharing.

 

[M C H]

Definitely "good interesting!"

I'm new to photography, but I have an interest in documenting the "psychogeography" of my home town. The juxtaposition I inferred from your opening shots was suggestive to me, from that perspective.

 

[kxl]

I really like the one of the canal. For those who can afford it, owning an MM is really a no-brainer. If I could afford it I'd certainly already have one myself.

 

[cer_ou_nao_cer]

Good 'interesting', I hope.

I used to be an architecture photographer, so it's possible i'm having trouble letting my past go !

Don't let it go at all... use it like you've done so beautifully here.

Just a question: any post processing?