Leica M Monochrom: best pics

its been a very long time since I last posted....not the best MM shot but wanted to start posting again!
 

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Just came back from our Christmas excursion to Toronto to visit family, and uploaded all the shots:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/direction-one-inc/8332954073/in/set-72157632399810869/lightbox/

For a few of the shots I tried out the Silver Efex Pro 2 software that came with the Monochrom. It's definitely a powerful tool, but I've also discovered that it's possible to go a bit too far with the 'Efex' (you'll probably see what I'm talking about in a couple of the shots).

Most of the other shots were processed through PhotoShop RAW, and very little was done. Think I'll be tweaking those a bit, slowly but surely.
 
Vince Lupo said:
Just came back from our Christmas excursion to Toronto to visit family, and uploaded all the shots:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/direction-one-inc/8332954073/in/set-72157632399810869/lightbox/

For a few of the shots I tried out the Silver Efex Pro 2 software that came with the Monochrom. It's definitely a powerful tool, but I've also discovered that it's possible to go a bit too far with the 'Efex' (you'll probably see what I'm talking about in a couple of the shots).

Most of the other shots were processed through PhotoShop RAW, and very little was done. Think I'll be tweaking those a bit, slowly but surely.
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had a nice time checking on your shots at flickr, thanks for sharing your photos, i can feel the warmness of your family. i like the last one the best. happy new year!
 
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An old Flour Mill in Tempe Arizona. (Hayden Flour) Shot through a chain link fence in the evening. They have flood lights inside to keep the vandals out.

50mm Lux E46 Pre-ASPH Iso 2000

Electric power plant

L1000906.jpg by rootbeer2004, on Flickr

Money Safe

L1000910.jpg by rootbeer2004, on Flickr

I'm no where close to most photographers on this thread but I'm discovering that I don't have to shoot wide open with the mono. 2-8-4.0 works well when you have a camera that can shoot high ISO.

Dave, I agree with Dirk your processing is fabulous, maybe some day you can share?

Jim
 
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