Leica M Monochrom: best pics

[Efra1]

Some MM shoots


L1001224 por efraphoto, en Flickr



L1000827 por efraphoto, en Flickr


L9992614 por efraphoto, en Flickr

 

[Efra1]

CRISANTO 002 por efraphoto, en Flickr

 

[Vince Lupo]

#2 is a beaut.

 

[Efra1]

#2 is a beaut.

Thanks Vince.

 

[Michael Markey]

Always something of interest in this thread ... great stuff.

 

[MichaelToye]

Tango In Spitalfields by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[Efra1]

Some more MM shoots:


Oporto down town 2014 por efraphoto, en Flickr



Oporto-Portugal 2014 por efraphoto, en Flickr

Oporto-Portugal

 

[coelacanth]

Dead Movie Theatre by Suguru Nishioka, on Flickr

Earlier photos, but I printed it on a fibre paper and "scanned" with Monochrom (originally shot with MM as well) for posting. 😉 Not really well corrected after the scan but you get the idea. Monochrom definitely makes me wanna print a lot more than before.

 

[airfrogusmc]

Just back from the big apple

Thanks Dan and Vince. Missed ya Dan but man was it HOT in the gallery and the city for that matter on Tuesday. I was able to get out and get some work done.

And I, like Vince welcome critique. As far as film vs digital I love them both. Shot film for decades and old zone system large format guy and yew I did the tests. If I want the film look I will shoot film. I think the fact that i can shoot at really high ISO and get amazing prints from a B&W digital camera with medium format quality to me is great. The fact I can shoot one frame at 320 ISO and the next at 10,000 is something I like. It's not better than film, just different, and I like the differences for many reasons. The prints are truly stunning from the MM.

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[MichaelToye]

I See You by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[Bruno Gracia]

Nice shot, MIchael

 

[fabio_rf]

Good to read some critique, and seeing more great examples of MM shots: coelacanth, love both of yours; also Allen's #4, 6, and 7; and Michael's last one from Soho.



Ginza, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr



Asakusa, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr

 

[xdayv]

Are they interviewing you Fabio?

@Allen - NY fits you well right?

The last few pages have always been a delight, thanks guys for sharing!

 

[john neal]

Fabio - great shots and bringing back memories of my time in Tokyo 30 years ago, many thanks!

 

[MichaelToye]

Baker Street by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[icebear]

Baker Street by michael_toye, on Flickr

Great shot and perfect focus, Michael. At first I thought, having the focus on the person would be better but I think it works perfectly now. Your (viewer's) intention is to focus on the person and then you look where the focus is and the view gets pulled to Baker Street - and back and forth.

 

[MichaelToye]

Thanks Klaus
Michael

 

[coelacanth]

Thanks very much Fabio.

 

[fabio_rf]

Are they interviewing you Fabio?

Yes! Dave, you have a great 50mm eye.


Two more from Asakusa, in 28mm:


Asakusa, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr



Asakusa, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr

 

[xdayv]

The above timing is so perfect it looks like it could be photoshopped 😉. How many shots did you take ?
Anyway great, thanks for sharing, Dave.

Klaus, thanks! I've checked my raw files and the file numbers, it's just one shot, lucky I guess.

Yes! Dave, you have a great 50mm eye.


Two more from Asakusa, in 28mm:


Asakusa, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr

Fabio thanks. And love this photo ^^.