airfrogusmc
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A few quick edits from yesterday.
Leica M Monochrom: best pics
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fabio_rf
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The Magic Science Quartet @ Cafe Oto, London, 22nd September 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
The Magic Science Quartet @ Cafe Oto, London, 22nd September 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
The Magic Science Quartet @ Cafe Oto, London, 22nd September 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
The Magic Science Quartet @ Cafe Oto, London, 22nd September 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Jan Pedersen
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airfrogusmc
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And you Jan.
Very nice indeed. Love the balance.
Very nice indeed. Love the balance.
airfrogusmc
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Great set Fabio. Especially #3
Vince Lupo
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xdayv
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Allen, Fabio, Jan & Vince: thanks for keeping this thread filled up... keep sharing.
xdayv
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Not my first choice as a single focal length, but the 28mm had proven its place in my bag, I get used to it somehow, wide enough for what I shoot these days...
airfrogusmc
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Sweet Dave and thank you to...
airfrogusmc
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xdayv
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Hard to pick a fav Allen, all are. The first 2 are my standouts!
xdayv
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The 28mm FL makes me wanna draw closer to the subjects, this one I have to step a 'lil closer in the middle of the road.
thompsonks
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Really fine post lately!
Kirk
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ian_watts
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Yes, I feel this way too about the original Monochrom. After three years of ownership I've gone from huge enthusiasm to being increasingly ambivalent and find myself using it largely for convenience (or when ISO 400 film isn't going to be anything like fast enough). Still, it's nice to have the choice and sometimes the Monochrom just seems right for a quick grab shot to catch a moment.
airfrogusmc
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Beautiful thing about having clean files you can always degrade them. I look at the MM and now the new MM as like shooting with a very small camera and getting med format slow film results even at high ISOs with the MMs. But in my opinion if you like the look of film better shoot film. I like the look of the files coming from the MM and the new MM and to me that is a plus. A different type of look. I love film and I love digital. They are different and it shouldn't be either or. Just like color and B&W. It's nice to have a lot of choices. In my opinion what matters is what one does with the tools.
icebear
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Here a few from a recent trip to South Dakota :
fabio_rf
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Dave, the candlelit night set with the 28mm is a winner. Love the atmosphere.
Allen, really like #1 and #3 from your recent set.
More live free jazz from me:
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata & Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Allen, really like #1 and #3 from your recent set.
More live free jazz from me:
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata/Giovanni Di Domenico/John Edwards/Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
Akira Sakata & Roger Turner @ Cafe Oto, London, 1st October 2015 by Fabio Lugaro, on Flickr
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