Leica M - Post your Portraits

[Doug]

cmogi10, outstanding photo of the young man; he looks like a lost soul, searching for himself...

 

[leicashot]

............

Veyr nice pic

 

[ZoomP]

The local RF Community went on a short overseas trip to Melaka, Malaysia. Some shots taken on my M6 with E46 lux. I love this discontinued film I am using. FujiPro 800Z. A bit grainy but color quality close to slides.

 

[Leica All Day]

Myanmar.....

cheers, michael

 

[sem]

trix in rodinal 1:25
best regards sem

 

[julescasablancas]

butcher by rebusfilm, on Flickr

Looks like a photo from old National Geographic article! Really nice colors and framing with that slab of meat

 

[sc_rufctr]

Excellent!

This is what we'll be loosing when film becomes harder and harder to buy, shoot and process.

The local RF Community went on a short overseas trip to Melaka, Malaysia. Some shots taken on my M6 with E46 lux. I love this discontinued film I am using. FujiPro 800Z. A bit grainy but color quality close to slides.

 

[coelacanth]

 

[Pindy]

Nicely done Carl. You always do some very interesting toning in your photos that I admire.

 

[Costo Kim]

link
m3/cron40/trix

 

[georg a.]

my first post on here. there are so many lovely shots in this topic!

hope mine are alright for a first post!

 

[Pirate]

Great pictures georg a. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Steve Karr]

WOW! I guess that's the look you get in your eye when you cut-up dead animals all day long...

butcher by rebusfilm, on Flickr

 

[dotur]

www.ivanlozica.com

0365dot2009 by dotur, on Flickr M8


0713dot2009 by dotur, on Flickr M8


1101dot2010 by dotur, on Flickr M6


1102dot2010 by dotur, on Flickr M6

 

[dotur]

www.ivanlozica.com

0503dot2010 by dotur, on Flickr, M3

 

[akiralx]

M9 + 50mm Sonnar.

Justine at f/2.8 (optimised):

Sibelius at f/1.5 (lean in...):

 

[CopperB]

M4-P, 90mm 2.8 tele-elmarit & Arista Premium

 

[SimonSawSunlight]

so I'm trying this new thing...

more at http://tesoarm.blogspot.com/

 

[helen.HH]

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[Gregoryniss]

so I'm trying this new thing...

more at http://tesoarm.blogspot.com/

Love it Simon!