let's go wide

[mr_phillip]

The pics in this thread sure are demonstrating why the 15mm Heliar is the most amazing value for money lens on the market if you want wide wide!

Couldn't agree more. Both it and the CV21mm are insanely good value for money.

Mr Phillip's shot is breathtaking.

Thank you

And I agree with you that the 15mm given a great sense of length and depth when used in portrait:

 

[chambrenoire]

CLE + CV 15/4.5 + HP5+

 

[petronius]

Zorki 1 with 17mm lens from an Agfa Lebox panorama disposable:

 

[delft]

21 mm:

 

[direwolf101]

Great thread! Here's my contribution -- Snapshot Skopar 25/4.

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showfull.php?photo=88441

 

[ChrisN]

I don't have a really wide lens for rangefinder, so please excuse an SLR shot. Sigma 10-20 zoom @ 10mm (15mm equivalent).

 

[Krosya]

Great shots here. I'm just getting used to the heliar 15mm lens. It's fun, yet challenging one, so I still suck at this whole super wide stuff. (maybe I should start a "lets go long thread? ). Anyway - here is my humble attempt with 15mm lens:

 

[jan normandale]

Mr Phillip... wonderful set of images! Petronius, 17mm disposable! Fantastic

usagisakana I really like that oil tank shot, it's a good one. OT here's one of mine

direwolf here's one with a 15mm

 

[back alley]

 

[chut]

CV Skopar 25/4:

 

[victoriapio]

M8, 21mm biogon

 

[JeffGreene]

 

[Sjixxxy]

25mm Skopar

 

[direwolf101]

CV 15mm Heliar

 

[Joe]

cv 15mm Leica M5

 

[ChrisN]

Chut - great shot!

 

[Joe]

heliar 15mm m5

 

[Joe]

 

[mackigator]

Now that's how to use a 15mm Mr Phillip! And I like that fish shot Todd.Hanz - very nice.

 

[Nh3]

This thread is great because I love shooting wide angle especially when I'm out for a walk and in a relaxed mood.