Leica X (all models) - Post your photos!

[gnuyork]

 

[dave lackey]

Superb, Joe!

I love the subject and composition, but I am drawn especially toward the contrast in the image, great work as usual, well done!🙂

 

[gnuyork]

Thanks Dave. Yes, I worked the toning and contrast in LR on this one, as I do with most images.

 

[robert blu]

Superb, Joe!

I love the subject and composition, but I am drawn especially toward the contrast in the image, great work as usual, well done!🙂

100% agree with Dave, great framing and good not invasive postproduction
robert

 

[robert blu]

A few years ago, winter time with my loved X1 !

 

[dave lackey]

Serene...

Nice muted colors, too!🙂

 

[robert blu]

keeping this thread alive...x1 again, one from last year winter vacation in the Alps, taken from my car.

 

[dave lackey]

Nice, Robert!!!

I like the artistic blur both for aesthetics and a bit of mystery!🙂

 

[robert blu]

From a recent hike in the Alps, my 8 years old X1 still works!

 

[robert blu]

Nice, Robert!!!

I like the artistic blur both for aesthetics and a bit of mystery!🙂

Thanks, it was taken through the windshield of the car !
robert

 

[robert blu]

Leica x1, through the hotel window

 

[dave lackey]

That is absolutely beautiful, Robert!

The X1 and The Quiet Photographer are an excellent match!🙂🙂🙂

 

[gnuyork]

Winter series with the X2

 

[dave lackey]

Wow, Joe, that captures the cold well enough to make me wish for an early Spring! Nice!🙂🙂🙂

The small size of the X1/X2 sure makes it nice when carrying it around in the cold, doesn't it? I keep mine in the Hassy bag and either use it as it was intended or use it as a light meter/Polaroid preview.

I could use another one just to keep in my other (small) Billingham bag. In my pocket!

 

[gnuyork]

Cheers, Dave. Yes the X1/X2 is great for ease of use and portability.

In this case, this was Christmas Eve and I went for a walk with my dad who never says, but I know probably gets frustrated when I schlep a camera I need to use on a tripod (especially the 4x5)...only because I need to take 20 minutes every time I set up and then I do it again at the next scenes (x 5-10) 😛

These were all quick snaps handheld so we could keep moving in the cold. I do indeed like the results. I'm loving the (new to me) X2.

 

[dave lackey]

Still love the little X1:

(I give up... no longer can post a decent image. It turns out too small and too low invresolution.😡)

But you get the idea... I think. The X1 is capable of more than I have gotten from it so far...now if I can only find time to figure how to post a decent bloody image with this different computer!

 

[helen.HH]

Gnuyork: What a Wonderful series of Trees

X1...



Traveling in Light and Line... by Helen Hill, on Flickr

 

[gnuyork]

Still love the little X1:

(I give up... no longer can post a decent image. It turns out too small and too low invresolution.😡)

But you get the idea... I think. The X1 is capable of more than I have gotten from it so far...now if I can only find time to figure how to post a decent bloody image with this different computer!

Hey I recognize that scene 😉

 

[gnuyork]

Gnuyork: What a Wonderful series of Trees

X1...



Traveling in Light and Line... by Helen Hill, on Flickr

Thanks, Helen. Quite a shot posted there, yourself

 

[dave lackey]

Hey I recognize that scene 😉

Ha! Yep, you were there and a fun time for sure!🙂

This crappy small image I posted is why I don't post images here much. But I will never open a Flickr or other account just to post larger images on this one. Life is too short for that.