Lets see your X-Pro1, X-E1 Black and White photos

[VitoCipriani]

And a couple more.

 

[back alley]

 

[VitoCipriani]

Park Bench in the Sun by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Striding by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

On the Blower by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Bessa R and Books by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

 

[VitoCipriani]

Wilted by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Is That a Body in There? by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

 

[fixed point]

this post got kind of long -- sorry about that. there's more in a set on flickr.

 

[johannielscom]

Right.

I just read through the whole thread for the first time. And I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would still buy a horribly expensive Leica full-frame when you could have several Fuji's (or my Ricoh GXR, for that matter) and have money to travel at the same time...


Great shots. Some very digitally-sharp, some very film-like, it's all there.

Happy shooting everybody!

 

[Ron (Netherlands)]

Shot at a Bug-meet in the center of The Hague that I coincidentally passed yesterday - actually waiting for a film roll to get processed (below shot with summaron 3.5 ltm):

 

[Snowbuzz]

Early Morning Country Road - Australia

X-E1, kit lens ISO200 18mm f2.8 1/300

Very nice.

 

[Snowbuzz]

X-E1, Zeiss 28mm Distagon.

 

[Snowbuzz]

Me again.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Foothills Sinaia, Romania. X-Pro1 - 18mm

 

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[VitoCipriani]

Das Hokey Kokey by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Eroded by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Silhouette by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

Bikes by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

 

[VitoCipriani]

A Street Dance Experience by The Somafree Institute, on Flickr

 

[scottm]

spiral stairs in an old castle

 

[Ron (Netherlands)]

spiral stairs in an old castle

Love it - beautiful greys and framing is great too

here one shot last sunday on a windy and cloudy boat trip:

 

[Yammerman]

DSCF1663 by Yammerman, on Flickr


DSCF1670 by Yammerman, on Flickr