Good rangefinder street work

[David_Manning]

The more I looked, the more I liked. Looks like he used a Hexar for most of his photography. It inspires me to put down the digital point and shoot and pick up the Leica for more every day stuff...


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

 

[peter_n]

Some interesting stuff there. Thanks for the link.

 

[BillBingham2]

Thanks for sharing. Which DP&S are you setting down? GRDs rock at this and I have to believe with the right configuration others could too.

I find digital a lot more cost effective than film.

B2 (;->

 

[35mmdelux]

Sure, digital is more cost effective than film as long as you're not buying an M9 I suppose. For the prolific shooter digital saves $. But for shooters like me with a few rolls a month Im good with my M7. And if your developing your own B&W its not expensive at all. Store your negs in a binder up on the bookshelf. The thought of searching thru hard drive files for my fotos almost makes want to hyperventilate.

 

[Trius]

Technically nice, but somewhat boring for me. YMMV.

 

[David_Manning]

I was actually thinking the exact opposite...technically, kinda poor...lots of out-of-focus, underexposed, etc. but interesting views into what he does during the day. Especially since it's Paris

 

[David_Manning]

I'm shooting a Powershot G10, and it's a nice camera.

BUT...I like the look the pictures have when they hit that full-frame sensor (the film in my M6) through that beautiful prime glass. It makes many every-day shots feel more moody and full of art.

Thin argument, I know...but it's art!