Let's see your Leica M

[dave_]

Who did the work? It looks great.

It came out the factory like this

 

[Pete B]

On location ;-)
Nepal.
Pete

 

[xdayv]

On location ;-)
Nepal.
Pete

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good thing the M can withstand the heat!

 

[jkjod]

My M2 got some company this week...
Untitled by jkjod, on Flickr

 

[Pete B]

good thing the M can withstand the heat!

It was my first trip with digital for 7 years or more and there was barely a glitch. Conditions ranged from hot and humid, hot dry dusty to -15C, often in the space of 12 hrs. It has been such a good experience I think I'll be selling my MPs in the coming year.
Pete

 

[kshapero]

Some beauties on here... I'm living vicariously through you guys!

Join our ranks.

 

[kshapero]

It has been such a good experience I think I'll be selling my MPs in the coming year.
Pete

What? Say it isn't so!! MP's can do the job, too in harsh climates.

 

[philipus]

I think I'll be selling my MPs in the coming year.
Pete

Quitter

 

[Pete B]

Hahaha

 

[mdwsta4]

Nice! Where in Nepal were you? I was in Kathmandu and Kavre building schools this past May. Heading back in March to start another build.

On location ;-)
Nepal.
Pete

 

[unixrevolution]

Shooting a gathering of family and friends. I can't wait to see how this combo does

 

[Talus]

Nice! Where in Nepal were you? I was in Kathmandu and Kavre building schools this past May. Heading back in March to start another build.

You building with an organization?

 

[Pete B]

Nice! Where in Nepal were you? I was in Kathmandu and Kavre building schools this past May. Heading back in March to start another build.

We obtained permission to climb a peak in Eastern Nepal just west of the Kanchenjunga circuit. We were the third recorded travellers to a village called Yangma before heading further west. We took solar lights for the villagers on behalf of Light Education Development. Following the climb we headed east over three passes to drop into Ghunsa.
Pete

 

[mdwsta4]

Yes, we're working with Kids of Kathmandu. Here's a writeup from our last trip:
http://kidsofkathmandu.org/get-involved/

This was the first volunteer trip and it was just the two of us. Going back in March and we have 14 volunteers who want to help build a second school. Needless to say, we're pretty stoked about it!

You building with an organization?

Wow, that sounds awesome! Also great that you were able to give back to the village.

We obtained permission to climb a peak in Eastern Nepal just west of the Kanchenjunga circuit. We were the third recorded travellers to a village called Yangma before heading further west. We took solar lights for the villagers on behalf of Light Education Development. Following the climb we headed east over three passes to drop into Ghunsa.
Pete

 

[Pete B]

Yes, we're working with Kids of Kathmandu. Here's a writeup from our last trip:
http://kidsofkathmandu.org/get-involved/

This was the first volunteer trip and it was just the two of us. Going back in March and we have 14 volunteers who want to help build a second school. .

Cool. A friend of mine owns KE Adventure Travel who have links with The Juniper Trust. Our trip was independent of his company though.
Pete

 

[Pete B]

L1003644 by Mr Chombee, on Flickr

Pete

 

[Erik van Straten]

Leica MDa, Zeiss Hologon 16mm f/8.

Erik.

 

[matt335]

Leica MDa, Zeiss Hologon 15mm f/8.

Erik.

That's a great idea, Erik.
Waiting to see some images.
regards
Matt

 

[Nyc Dito]

My M2

 

[Fraser]

Found a picture of my first M and nice M3 with Summaron, a slippery slope led on to M6ttl, M2, Mp, M8 and M9.
5fbpicLeicaM31b by f4saregreat!, on Flickr