Roger S
Established
Don't misunderstand me, Jon. I'm not saying family is the only thing worth photographing, and most of my posted photos are definitely NOT family, but if photography is (among other things) about recording memories, then family must rate up there near the top (and I'm sure HCB and the other greats took plenty of photos of family and friends - perhaps they just chose not to show them).
Ron (Netherlands)
Well-known
R-D1s with CV 40mm SC. Actually two pictures melted together in photoshop to get the panorama.
Ron (Netherlands)
Well-known
This one is for the lovers of oldtimers: shot with R-D1s and CV 15mm.
gb hill
Veteran
gb hill
Veteran
Tuna
Fotoğrafçı
Great stuff. Here's a couple I posted this (last?) year that I liked - couldn't decide which I liked best...
Tuna
P.S. - Maybe that last one is all about "family"...
Tuna
P.S. - Maybe that last one is all about "family"...
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ChrisN
Striving
Here's my photo I was most pleased with:
marduk
Well-known
Going to India was an unspeakable experience. Here are some photos taken with Leica M3 and DR summicron 50/2 on Neopan 100 Acros and Neopan 400.
kttomi
Member
Kiev II - Helios 103
Leica CL - Industar 61L/D
Leica CL - Industar 61L/D
sweathog
Well-known
Off the top of my head, one springs to mind.
Bessa R+J3+Fujipress 800
Bessa R+J3+Fujipress 800
meven
Well-known
These three are some of my favorites, they were taken the first day I got the Hexanon 50/1.2. I took a lot of photos this year so the choice is difficult.
Critics are always welcome!
Merry Christmas,
Max
Critics are always welcome!
Merry Christmas,
Max
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meven
Well-known
Actually, my favorites might be these two!
ClaremontPhoto
Jon Claremont
Tuna:
I remember this photo well, and enjoyed it a lot at the time.
I remember this photo well, and enjoyed it a lot at the time.
Great stuff. Here's a couple I posted this (last?) year that I liked - couldn't decide which I liked best...
mcgrattan
Well-known
Some lovely shots above. Especially ChrisN and Marduk [from this page]. Very nice.
chris000
Landscaper
This one from me, I have tried to get a shot of this location a number of times in the past but something was always not quite right - but I was really pleased with this one taken a few months ago
peterm1
Veteran
Maybe this one is the purdyist of my photos
(Although I boosted the saturation, tweaked contrast and sharpened this picture in Photoshop, every thing including reflections are real.)
OK One more (I really cannot choose between them.) The second one shot with a Leica M4P and 35mm Summicron. It was actually taken a few years ago but this version which I really like, was post processed in PS only a few weeks ago so I think it qualifies.
(Although I boosted the saturation, tweaked contrast and sharpened this picture in Photoshop, every thing including reflections are real.)
OK One more (I really cannot choose between them.) The second one shot with a Leica M4P and 35mm Summicron. It was actually taken a few years ago but this version which I really like, was post processed in PS only a few weeks ago so I think it qualifies.
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Firsty
Member
No rangefinder yet (have saved half the funds for an Epson r-d1 so far...can't wait much longer)
toned B&W Nikon d200 24mm iso200 f8 37sec
Nikon D200 50mm iso200 f2 1/1000
it's hard to hide this camera... I need a smaller camera
toned B&W Nikon d200 24mm iso200 f8 37sec
Nikon D200 50mm iso200 f2 1/1000
it's hard to hide this camera... I need a smaller camera
jamxo
work in progress
Lots of nice photographs in this thread!
Some shots Im pleased with from the past few months at University studying Photography:
All shot on my m6.
I've also recently really fallen for 6x6:
Been a good year - bring on the next!
J
Some shots Im pleased with from the past few months at University studying Photography:
All shot on my m6.
I've also recently really fallen for 6x6:
Been a good year - bring on the next!
J
samuelphoto
Established
Simply Outstanding
Simply Outstanding
This is one of the most outstanding examples of capturing a moment I've ever seen. The framing of the canidate around the participant's arm in the foreground, the partipant's gesture in itself, the banner on the rignt, and the crowd, all combine to make a compelling image, regardless of your political persuasion. Extremely well done!
Simply Outstanding
This is one of the most outstanding examples of capturing a moment I've ever seen. The framing of the canidate around the participant's arm in the foreground, the partipant's gesture in itself, the banner on the rignt, and the crowd, all combine to make a compelling image, regardless of your political persuasion. Extremely well done!
Monz
Monz
My fave two of 2008:
Rubik's Bokeh: M6, 75mm summilux, TriX, Rodinal
All for One and One for All: M6, 50mm summilux, HP5+, Rodinal
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Monz
Rubik's Bokeh: M6, 75mm summilux, TriX, Rodinal
All for One and One for All: M6, 50mm summilux, HP5+, Rodinal
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Monz
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