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[karlin]

Lovely expressions Karlin! Great photo.

I like the lighting too. It really models the faces. Was it mainly daylight with a bit of room lights added to it?

Thanks Anthony! it was night time with lights in the entrance.

 

[raid]

Zeiss 5cm 2

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[Shab]

Rolleicord Ia - Zeiss Triotar 75f/4.5
ilford FP4 in HC110

This camera is in good hands! So beautiful Pan...

 

[Shab]

gelatine silver print (elmar-m) leica m3

Erik.

Great Erik! I agree with Pan...

 

[Shab]

summar (1937)
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sbooi
trix


img999 by ophir segal, on Flickr

Love it! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Shab]

Canon 50 0.95

raid, this is a lovely portrait... thanks for sharing!

 

[Shab]

OM-1n + Zuiko 35mm 2.0

 

[Erik van Straten]

Great portrait and many thanks, Shab!

Erik.

 

[Shab]

Great portrait and many thanks, Shab!

Erik.

It's a pleausre Erik.


Another one, from 2017: "Encounters"

Canon EOS-3 + Zuiko OM 24mm 2.8 + HP5 Plus [1250ASA]

 

[p.giannakis]

It's a pleasure Erik.

Another one, from 2017: "Encounters"

Canon EOS-3 + Zuiko OM 24mm 2.8 + HP5 Plus [1250ASA]

Brilliant picture!

 

[Erik van Straten]

Yes Shab, a great shot!


Erik.

 

[Shab]

Thank you very much Pan and Erik!

 

[Shab]

One "street" photograph from 2019:

M5 + Voigtlander VM 21mm 1.8 Ultron + Kodak Pro Image 100 [@80ASA]

 

[p.giannakis]

One "street" photograph from 2019:
M5 + Voigtlander VM 21mm 1.8 Ultron + Kodak Pro Image 100 [@80ASA]

So many different things in this picture, this is excellent. The 21mm length is very useful if used correctly. I am on the look out for a 21 zuiko but recently prices have climbed up so much.

 

[Shab]

Thank you Pan! Yes the 21mm is very useful in this situations.


I have a Zuiko OM 21mm 3.5 and I don't use it since I have the Voigtlander. The Zuiko is incredible good and small lens! If you want, I can leave it to you.

 

[Anthony Harvey]

Shab, part of what makes this a great picture for me is that it has, as Pan says, many different areas of interest, people areas as well as spatial ones. Brilliant!

 

[Shab]

Shab, part of what makes this a great picture for me is that it has, as Pan says, many different areas of interest, people areas as well as spatial ones. Brilliant!

You and Pan are right, Anthony. I usually think "Less is more" and then I try to compose. But in this case I looked at the scene and I loved the complex situation: people areas, the first floor structures, converging in the infinity, the sun, the couple of women in the rocks... I loved the whole scene and as I had the 21mm in my camera, I decided to look at the best compo. I was there some time. I had a problem: this was the sun, because it wasn't in the same vertical line of the couple of women when I centered them in the compo. The sun was a bit to the right. Finally I thought "Ok, it isn't perfect but I will try it!" And then I waited for people's situation: the two women in the center, looking each other...

When I made the photograph I thought maybe it would be a "good" one, but I tried it. Now, when I have digitized it I've liked it so I decided to share with you.

Thanks for your words!

 

[Erik van Straten]

Fantastic shot, Shab! Right into the sun! What a lens.


gelatine silver print (summicron 50mm f2 rigid) leica m3

Erik.

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatine silver print (summicron 50mm rigid) leica m3

Erik.

 

[Ccoppola82]

50mm Summilux v2
Tmax 400
Barry Thornton 2 Bath - 5min/5min

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