I love this lens. It never fails me. People say it's large but tell that to those folks shooting DSLR's or Other mirrorless cameras. This lens is perfect. π
During the festive evenings kids may pull on some boxing gloves and start throwing some fun punches. Basketball down the street, people enjoying the games and food, and kids having fun.
The street leagues are comprised of players and officials in their late teens and early twenties. The families and vendors gather and the atmosphere is festive.
Wrapping up an all-nighter. I say wrapping up. Many times these guys will cat nap when they can and push on for several days before going home. This shot was taken around 5am.
The diffused lighting and sharpness cause by reflection on windscreen is the key here along withthe colors. This combination creates a memorable image worthy of publication.
No problem, I have both a monochrom and the 10R. These are shot on the R but with an IR 859nm filter. It does act like a big stopper, so you need to up the ISO to get a usable shutter speed. I have only just joined the forum & still trying to learn how to drive it - but it look fun..
This was shot on my favourite Voightlander 12mm, I was trying to work out how to update the EXIF, but I suppose the trick would be to do it before posting!!! I did say I was learning :)
I'm a sucker for B&W. Love these tomes. I am constantly trying to achieve best B&W conversion but am always disapointed when I see someone elses work look so good after my attemts.
I used the Visio flex 2 on the M11. It was great, with the EV1 being much better experience...focus helpers are the magnification and focus peaking. Collectively they work great together. I do think the EV1 gives a clearer picture and better focus experience.
Thats good to read. I was hesitant at first as I am with anything new that deviated from traditional concepts. I Have the Visoflex for my M11's and only use that whn I have a close focus lens that needs it. But I wonder how they would compare. I think the EV1 has a nicer viewfinder.
By any chance, does it give a focus confirmation indicator of any kind or does it just let you see the area you are focusing on more clearly?
I need to browse this site more often. It feels a little slow. Maybe because it appears to be a new site. But at the same time, I feel I am missing out on some captivating work.
Yes indeed, I couldn't agree more. There are some "hot shots" here.
How on earth does the UK get an American bald eagle? Thats insane. It is such a protected bird here. Did you know that if you went hiking on a trail and found the feather of a bald eagle and decided to keep it, you could be arrested?
It was taken in St Petersburg in the times when you could travel to Russia! They had just got married and, as you say, was not a happy bride! I call the photograph 'Start Married Life As You Mean To Go On.".
Follow up question. What are you using for B&W Processing. I have all the DXO tools but canot find a preset I am happy with. I like what you did here and I also like what you did with this one.
the iron rod continuous within his sleeve down to his bottom. so he sits on the hidden chair.
on the other side it hits the pavement with an iron round heavy base
There is something to be said about lighting in a photograph. This is simply amazing. The emphasis on the subject as the light fades around is superb and the B&W just sets it apart from others.
Cancan: Ah, well that helps - I don't own this lens and wondered whether the lighting was due to flare at wide apertures, or was a result of pp. The EXIF data doesn't specify the aperture you used - I assume f 1.4? If I was using a Summarit f1.5, I would expect this type of flare at f 1.5. Thanks for identifying the cause of the flare as not being the result of pp.
Waeshael my dear
I can certainly understand what you are insinuating.
Well let me disappoint you my friend
1. i shoot with a Leica MM
2. i never !!!!! touch my frames...no changes from what god created, which is seen in the view finder
3. As the saying says: What you see is what you get.
Thank you for your comment
Great picture and scene. Would love to read more about the setting and how you grabbed the picture. From the looks of it she was aware but what about the others?
The LEICA M9 summilux 35mm f 1.4 is a classic for those who do street photo or reportage.
I am sorry that you have to sell due, always the best of my x1 stolen.
It's not that I was excited but still ......
My problem is that I can not afford an M9, I'd rather spend the money in travel , I spend all my savings in travel, I think it's the best way to invest your savings
I used the M9 for a few years, What a fantastic camera. I than bought my MM and had to sell the M9 ( both where too much).
I still love the camera and thank god i had it with me on my Cuba visit.
Cuba is so colorful, it simply needs colord photos.
It is a neglacted village in Giorgia, where only 12 famillies still live.
The youngest one is 75 years old one can reach this village only with a jeep.
I loved the place
Very nice. The monochrome really shines. If I would do anything to this at all, I would just try to bring out a little more shadow detail on the subject.
It is not only the great tones as Jim correctly commented. It is also the lines in the frame and the timing. I think that a croping to 6x7 will make it from a fine photo an excellent photo.
Nice work Dan.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
P.S. Place and date, as photo title add a lot to street photography. A Winograd's obsession that proved to be a correct one. Camera and lens do not say something, this is just LI thing, but place and date say a lot. Think about it.
Superb documentary photo! The small boy looks more like a man who has world experience. Very intriguing photo which captivates my imagination tryingto think what kind of a life this boy has had.
The M8 is a great camera with fantastic results. The reason i sold it was the ISO which above 800 was grainy, not that grain is necessarily bad, and i also wanted the FULL frame, which is why i sold my M9 later on.
The MM has it all
Dan,
your corpus of work, speaks of you and says that you know, that photos are not just happy scenes, clear, sharp and bright. Muted colours and tenebrism, go hand in hand with life and the various expressions of it. The joy of the boy the stoic patience in the gaze of the old women. One smiling the other thinking, probably not of good things. Three persons three stories. Three unknown persons, three unknown stories. Three stories for the viewer to guess. What I just wrote about this picture I believe is absolutely true. It is an excellent picture. It is amazing how much can be told in a fraction of a second. That's the magic of photography.
Take care.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
The film is old, the colours are faint and muted, the grain prevails, but the photo is absolutely marvellous!!! All the ingredients mentioned worked altogether, so to make your revisualisation to come true. Excellent.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
Its not black and white. If you enlarge the pic it gets its colors back- strange!!!!!!!!!
Anyways i guess not too many will like it. It was shot with an old film i found in Giorgia that expired 14 years ago. As a matter of fact i wasnt sure i'll get any result at all.
For some odd reason i like it :)
I dont really know if i prefer any of them more than the other.
The MM is a great camera with very good iso.
The M6 and the film still produce some old and different look
I love them both
I still have the M6, which I carry around. But there is only one place to get film processed by hand. I used to do all my own processing and scanning. I have posted a few M6 shots - the bicycle, for one.
Reminds me of life on the road. We photographers are a happy lot, compared to those we make pictures from - or I wonder if it's not sometimes the other way round?
Great capture. Is this your new camera now. Look forward to more work with the M.
thanks
It is actually Micha Ulmann's inverted statue in Berlin as a memorial to the
"German Kristallnacht-cristal night- in november 9 1938 when the nazies burned all jewish books.
What you see here is an underground room with empty shelves - no books,
coverd by glass that reflects the sky which is the only thing left.
At night the room is illuminated and the shelves can be seen sharply
Right, i often find myself in such situation where people simply dont like me taking their photos. It's not always pleasent
Justo' e spesso che mi trovo in situazione simile' quand la gente no gli piacce il fatto che io li fotografo
non e sempre piaccevole
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