seakayaker1
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Volunteer Park ~ Thomas Burke Memorial ~ Seattle ~ Washington
Leica M Monochrom: best pics
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jcrutcher
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Very Nice! Are you finding you have a favorite lens? Also are you using a filter?
JIm
seakayaker1
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Jim, thanks for your kind words, they are appreciated.
I do not own a MM as of this time, perhaps in the future after making a decision on how much gear I would have to sell to raise the capital. I had the opportunity to borrow a camera from the Leica Rep for an hour a couple months back. The lens I had with me was the 35 lux and did not use a filter.
I only recently have gotten a chance to process the files using Ps6 and NIK software.
seakayaker1
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Volunteer Park ~ Thomas Burke Memorial ~ Seattle ~ Washington
ashwinrao1
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Fuel Coffee...Seattle
a hole in the wall....
Kingfish Cafe (best Southern food in the Northwest, pardon the pun...)
Ornament Selfie
Preparing for winter, the lonely branches await the sun of spring
a hole in the wall....
Kingfish Cafe (best Southern food in the Northwest, pardon the pun...)
Ornament Selfie
Preparing for winter, the lonely branches await the sun of spring
airfrogusmc
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Love the grain like noise in the first one Ashwin. Nice set.
So busy with work I haven't had a chance out get out in the last few days. Its kill'n me to.
So busy with work I haven't had a chance out get out in the last few days. Its kill'n me to.
airfrogusmc
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Nice portrait Carsten
jcrutcher
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xdayv
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@Ashwin - the "Fuel" shot has wonderful bokeh, what lens did you use?
@Carsten - the Nocti's rendering is on a different league, but I think you did a good job capturing her smile.
@Vince - getting warmed up with the monochrom?
@jcrutcher - the smile of Jameson is priceless!
@Carsten - the Nocti's rendering is on a different league, but I think you did a good job capturing her smile.
@Vince - getting warmed up with the monochrom?
@jcrutcher - the smile of Jameson is priceless!
menos
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Carsten, I think, I have seen this portrait before - it is very beautiful! Wonderful expression and great look with the 50/1.
airfrogusmc
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Vince Lupo
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Yes, slowly getting more used to it. My big problem right now is putting myself in situations that enable me to use the darned thing!
My wife and I went out for brunch this morning, and thought I'd take the little beast along...
My wife and I went out for brunch this morning, and thought I'd take the little beast along...
icebear
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The Saturday NYT with a sad headline article :
A capella singer in front of the Guggenheim:
Street vendor on 5th Ave, NYC:
A capella singer in front of the Guggenheim:
Street vendor on 5th Ave, NYC:
jcrutcher
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jcrutcher
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stnwara
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xdayv
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can't quote all the posts individually - but all recent photos pics are so nice and inspiring. keep them coming guys!
airfrogusmc
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Balut, had it after a few to many sam magoos so really don't remember a lot. LoL.
Good stuff menos, icebear, jcrutcher and love 54 stnwara
Good stuff menos, icebear, jcrutcher and love 54 stnwara
menos
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Mates, isn't it fantastic, we can do this (10000 ISO) now with a M digital?
I mean with the M8 and M9, a film M with pushed Tri-X @ ISO 3200 was my low light camera and I loved Tri-X for this but hated when a roll turned out not quite pushed enough .
Now with the Mono there is a camera, that really eclipses the possibilities of film - this for me is the biggest news about the Mono.
Great shot Dave btw ;-)
I mean with the M8 and M9, a film M with pushed Tri-X @ ISO 3200 was my low light camera and I loved Tri-X for this but hated when a roll turned out not quite pushed enough .
Now with the Mono there is a camera, that really eclipses the possibilities of film - this for me is the biggest news about the Mono.
Great shot Dave btw ;-)
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