Leica M - Post your Portraits

[Doug]

Strong portrait, Doug.

Thanks, Ted! Restaurant server, glistening with sweat... I just spontaneously asked her if I could snap her picture, and she agreed, posing herself. Interesting chat; generous tip. 🙂

 

[JohnLundy]

An ironic cyclist. by MikeScarduzio, on Flickr

An ironic cyclist.

Shot near Reading Terminal, Philadelphia PA.

Shot with:
Leica M3
Summicron 50mm DR
Kodak Professional TRI-X 400TX Film @400

Self Processed:
Kodak D76 @27C for 5.5


From the 'Old Country.' by MikeScarduzio, on Flickr

From the 'Old Country.'

A seemingly nice man enjoying a cup of coffee in Reading Terminal, Philadelphia PA.

Shot with:
Leica M3
Summicron 50mm DR at f2
Kodak Professional TRI-X 400TX Film @400

Self Processed:
Kodak D76 @27C for 5.5

Follow me here: www.twitter.com/#!/MJScarduzio

 

[varjag]

Cron 35 v4, tri-x @ EI100


Света by varjagg, on Flickr

 

[Vobluda]

Smurfette

 

[varjag]

Summilux 50 E43, Tri-x @ EI100


Света by varjagg, on Flickr

 

[Leica All Day]

some recent potraits from Cambodia.....

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cheers, michael

 

[Penzes]

Lucas by Istvan Penzes, on Flickr

Leica MP
Dual Range Summicron 50mm
Fuji Neopan 400
Kodak T-max developer 5 Min @ 19 Celsius
Coolscan 5000
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[varjag]

Elmarit 90 v1, Tri-X @ EI200


Света by varjagg, on Flickr

 

[inzite]

ektar165 copy by inzite, on Flickr

 

[ferider]

 

[dave lackey]

I continue to be impressed with all the portraits being posted on this thread! You folks rock!🙂

 

[anjoca76]

I'm always impressed by the work of the folks who frequent RFF. I have learned so much technical knowledge the past few years, not just about gear, but about how to make better photographs. To be honest, though, it was only recently that I've started going to some individual websites and flicker pages and have come away astounded by the talent! It's both inspiring and depressing--depressing because I have so much to learn!

 

[dave lackey]

I'm always impressed by the work of the folks who frequent RFF. I have learned so much technical knowledge the past few years, not just about gear, but about how to make better photographs. To be honest, though, it was only recently that I've started going to some individual websites and flicker pages and have come away astounded by the talent! It's both inspiring and depressing--depressing because I have so much to learn!

Only be depressed when there is nothing to learn from those around you. Learning should be an exciting, never-ending journey that is like infinity in that you can only approach it and never attain it fully.:angel: The resources here are amazing, enjoy them, never feel intimidated, only inspired.

 

[xcube]

Vegas. M3, 50 Lux, TMY

 

[xcube]

Vegas, M3, 50 Lux, TMY

 

[JohnLundy]

I like these! Very nice!😉

Thank you!

 

[menos]

I do my first baby steps in large format shooting with a Graphic 4x5 and Fuji instant film.
Here are two portraits, first shot with Noctilux and then with the 4x5 (that day all shots came out veeeery underexposed :-( Might it have been the cold? I had the film not peeled apart 2 minutes after pulling [confused]

… and one more with the Noctilux, which I used in favor of the clumsy Graphic, as it started raining:

 

[radambe]

this is fantastic. i love how her look can be read in many different ways. a simple photo that made me think, with just the right amount of sexiness.

ektar165 copy by inzite, on Flickr

 

[jatiphoto]

 

[maddoc]