Weekend Photography Plans: What are you up to?

I drove along our sugar white sands beaches here in Pensacola, and I took some photos there with the M10 and the 75mm 1.4 Summilux. Yesterday, we were there too and I used the Canon 50mm 1.2 ltm set to f 11 on my M10. I also used my M9 with the Zeiss G Planar 45mm/2. I also used my iPhone 15.
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Heading out later for a walk around our local loch to finish off a roll in started in Italy last weekend, then tomorrow is lunch at a local sculpture park followed by a long walk around it with the MP and possibly the hassy too
 
There's still some fall foliage color in NM, and the cottonwoods are at their peak in some places. So I'll be performing a yearly ritual whereby I insist that I am not making cheesy calendar photos while doing just that. The keeper rate is always near zero, and I wind up filled with self-loathing for being such a sucker for those pretty colors. It's nice to be out in the woods, though!
 
I'll be off exploring Thu Duc City, aka 'the new Saigon' on the Honda, again. We have entered the dry season and the sky is supposed to be blue and so I'll shoot a few rolls of Pro Image 100. I plan to inspect a particular area where I haven't been in a year to see what has changed. There will be little traffic and fresh air. I may bring a tripod.
 
Portland, OR, camera meet-up with some other hard core shooters for coffee and conversation. And perhaps some incriminating photos.
 
Probably not much this weekend. I ended up shooting two rolls of color 120 on Halloween, which is now at the lab. Today I'll probably take a long walk in the woods.

Jim B.
 
I’d hope to get out this morning but chose to stay in bed that little bit longer - probably going to end up scanning some rolls tomorrow, it’s getting to that time of year in Scotland when the street lights are on at 3pm
 
raid said:
Thank you.
I used my M9 and M10 and the iPhone 15 pro max. These two pics are from the phone. Its camera is excellent. Very sharp.
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I liked very much the color and now wonder what a real camera would have done with the scene. That is always the problem with cell phones in my mind. Cell phones can be quite good as is yours but so far they cannot be as good as a good camera.
 
boojum said:
I liked very much the color and now wonder what a real camera would have done with the scene. That is always the problem with cell phones in my mind. Cell phones can be quite good as is yours but so far they cannot be as good as a good camera.
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Ooooh... I'm going to hide under the bed as the bullets start to fly over this post!
 
No problem. Phones tend to over process images while the Leica DNG images maybe need some post processing to get vibrant colors.
 
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