Leica M Monochrom: best pics

[chrism]

Monochrom, Summarit 75, yellow filter:

Chris

 

[PaulN]

Digging my new MM.

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[fabio_rf]

Love catching up with this thread. Dave and Dirk in particular, some stunning work in the last 2-3 pages.

Some recent uploads:


N.E.W. (Steve Noble/John Edwards/Alex Ward) @ Cafe Oto, London, 28th July 2014 by fabiolug, on Flickr



Alex Neilson/Sybren Renema/Lucy Stein/John Edwards @ Cafe Oto, London, 28th July 2014 by fabiolug, on Flickr



N.E.W. (Steve Noble/John Edwards/Alex Ward) @ Cafe Oto, London, 28th July 2014 by fabiolug, on Flickr



Alex Neilson/Sybren Renema/Lucy Stein/John Edwards @ Cafe Oto, London, 28th July 2014 by fabiolug, on Flickr



Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr



Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo by fabiolug, on Flickr

 

[airfrogusmc]

 

[xdayv]

Digging my new MM.

Strong cloud formation. Nice.

 

[xdayv]

@Fabio - thanks! The one with sax is my fav.

@Allen - so where have you been up to lately?

 

[xdayv]

[MM | 90 Summarit]

 

[jcrutcher]

L1003030-Edit.jpg by rootbeer2004, on Flickr

Garden Pot
(28mm Elmarit ASPH)

 

[icebear]

Fabio, great series. The sax player is my favorite, too.
And Dave, your kids portraits are just top notch, the two last ones are the best IMHO.

Here some grabs :

 

[MichaelToye]

It's sunny London!! A few shots of what people are up to...

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part I by michael_toye, on Flickr

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part II by michael_toye, on Flickr

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part III by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[chrism]

Here's another with the Summarit 75:

Chris

 

[jcrutcher]

Michael, I like your processing. If I remember you shared your layer technique a few months ago. Do you have a link for me to review?

Great sunny Mono Photo's!

Jim

It's sunny London!! A few shots of what people are up to...

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part I by michael_toye, on Flickr

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part II by michael_toye, on Flickr

Sunny London Friday Afternoon Part III by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[chrism]

Rhubarb Liqueur distilled locally (yes, legally too!):

Chris

 

[icebear]

I guess a little less midtone contrast ("clarity" in LR) would be more pleasing to the subject.
She looks like as the Rhubarb liqueur is quite tart 😉 . Just my $0.02.
Of course well suited as is, to show the detail capability of the MM.

 

[thompsonks]

I thought I posted this last week, but I don't see it…. Excuse me if I made you look twice!

The white areas aren't haze or snow – they're spots of sunlight falling on the drought-dry CA hills.

Kirk

40 Summicron


Two cows by thompsonkirk, on Flickr

PS to Paul: If you file out your negative carrier just a little more, you can have black borders around your MM inkjet prints!

 

[thompsonks]

Also, here's another photograph of a park where we played as children. It's becoming a weekend preoccupation, revisiting a park a week to take pictures. They're all more beautiful than I remembered.

Kirk

28 Hexanon-M


Fenced pathway, Codronices Park, Berkeley by thompsonkirk, on Flickr

 

[xdayv]

I thought I posted this last week, but I don't see it…. Excuse me if I made you look twice!

The white areas aren't haze or snow – they're spots of sunlight falling on the drought-dry CA hills.

Kirk

40 Summicron

[/URL]Two cows by thompsonkirk, on Flickr[/IMG]

PS to Paul: If you file out your negative carrier just a little more, you can have black borders around your MM inkjet prints!

Kirk, this I will print it big and put it up on the wall.

 

[MichaelToye]

Michael, I like your processing. If I remember you shared your layer technique a few months ago. Do you have a link for me to review?

Great sunny Mono Photo's!

Jim

Thanks Jim!

Here're a few links
http://blog.michaeltoye.com/2013/04/02/leica-monochrom-workflow/
http://blog.michaeltoye.com/2013/09/03/how-to-process-leica-m-monochrom-files-follow-up/
http://blog.michaeltoye.com/2013/12/11/processing-leica-monochrom-files-photoshop-masking/

 

[MichaelToye]

Filling Pieces by michael_toye, on Flickr

 

[thompsonks]

Thank you, Dave, for the compliment!

Kirk