aton
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abumac
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martin-f5
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servus Reiner,
nice to see you here
best,
martin
nice to see you here
best,
martin
abumac
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Hi Martin; how Spainirads would say: "multiadicto"
And remember: Mir Badner sind überall!
And remember: Mir Badner sind überall!
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c.poulton
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There are soooo MANY Cool Photos here it Blows my Mind....
Me without my M & Me with my M.....
I just love your second shot, (your avatar) it's very reminiscent of experimental photography from the 1920's / 30's, very Bauhaus.
sepiareverb
genius and moron
Me and my MP3:
marke
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Here's something my wife took with her Panasonic FX01, when we were hanging out at the farmer's market in Madison, WI. a few weeks ago.
Tom A
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One of the disadvantages (or advantages - depends on your point of view) is that bl/w negatives tend to stay around and haunt you.
This is a shot from 1982. Lots of stuff hanging from me - too much really as the stuff is heavy. Shot by Tuulikki and on Technical Pan film.
Her comment was "Bad haircut and those glasses got to go".
This was the kit I used while we lived in Paris. A couple of M4P's, a M3 and a M2, Super Angulon 21f3.4, a Summicron 35 IV, Summilux 75f1.4, Elmarit 28f2.8 III and stuck away in a bag somewhere a Noctilux. Basic meter, Gossen SBC and a couple of MR meters. I also had 2 M4-2's as back-up cameras. It was a 18 month hiatus from corporate work, 6 momth "bumming" around Europe in a Citroen HY van/camper and a year in a small studio in Paris. Tuulikki studied french and I took pictures. Tri X/D76 and developed in the bathtub in the apartment.
This is a shot from 1982. Lots of stuff hanging from me - too much really as the stuff is heavy. Shot by Tuulikki and on Technical Pan film.
Her comment was "Bad haircut and those glasses got to go".
This was the kit I used while we lived in Paris. A couple of M4P's, a M3 and a M2, Super Angulon 21f3.4, a Summicron 35 IV, Summilux 75f1.4, Elmarit 28f2.8 III and stuck away in a bag somewhere a Noctilux. Basic meter, Gossen SBC and a couple of MR meters. I also had 2 M4-2's as back-up cameras. It was a 18 month hiatus from corporate work, 6 momth "bumming" around Europe in a Citroen HY van/camper and a year in a small studio in Paris. Tuulikki studied french and I took pictures. Tri X/D76 and developed in the bathtub in the apartment.
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CorreCaminos
CorreCaminos
hermannhkg
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Me, and my M, M4-2 that is
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sepiareverb
genius and moron
Ron Smith
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M6 and 50 Summilux. After five years of digital, I have rediscovered film.
1985
2009
1985
2009
marke
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Me and my MP.
Always good to have a spare "easy-to-spot" M3 on the ready.
Always good to have a spare "easy-to-spot" M3 on the ready.
ZoomP
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Here's mine.
Robert repainted M2 with CV 50 f1.5. Taken on my Canon 5dm2, 24-70 f2.8 L lens by my lovely wife.
Robert repainted M2 with CV 50 f1.5. Taken on my Canon 5dm2, 24-70 f2.8 L lens by my lovely wife.
marke
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ZoomP, you're cheating. You aren't looking thru the viewfinder.
ZoomP
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ZoomP, you're cheating. You aren't looking thru the viewfinder.
OOps. U got me there. Unfortunately, my master eye is my left eye.
marke
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LOL Yes, mine too. But I'm slowly making the change. The M3 is what began to make it easier for me. But at 51, it's a hard habit to break. :bang:
SimonSawSunlight
Simon Fabel
Kozhe
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I think I was a little little bit drunk on this one... M3+DR Cron
I didn´t drink too much before this one... M6+Ultron 35
I didn´t drink too much before this one... M6+Ultron 35
Florian1234
it's just hide and seek
here's what I call the predator face, it scares the few potential complainers away.
in the streets of barcelona, taken by miguel (cheers man!)
Yeeha! Action shot!
Actually you can feel proud and very lucky about two M bodies and touring around.
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