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Join Date: 01/27/03
Location: Frimley
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I feel another competition coming on. After the growing success of The One Challenge, I think it is about time we had another "Challenge" to get those creative juices flowing. I have been inspired in this by the surprising number of people here using and enjoying LTM ("Barnack") Leicas.
Here's the idea, in outline: A seven-day period to shoot a roll of film (preferably black & white) using an LTM Leica. Any lens is permissable - this means that you can shoot using any screwmount lens (Leica, Voigtlander, Canon, etc.) from the past 70-odd years. Select your best shot and post it on a single thread set up for the purpose by a given date. Votes are collected "in the usual way" (3 points for top, 2 points for second, 1 point for third choice) The theme is set by (in the first instance) me. Subsequent themes are selected by the previous winner. I have a first theme in mind, but I shall keep it to myself until I have gauged the level of interest for this. Suggest we run it once a season, just for the fun of it, so the first one would kick-off on the 21st of March (Spring). I think it would be good if themes chosen played to the strengths of the screwmount Leicas - small size, discretion, speed of use, short focal lengths, etc. Who's up for it? Sign up below. Regards, Bill |
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Join Date: 02/28/06
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Bill,
Great idea! Now, if LTM stood for Leica Tripod Mount I could participate. Sadly I will be unable to take part but will view the results with interest. Pete.
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Join Date: 05/27/04
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Count me in!!!
I'll be travelling during those dates and won't have access to my chemicals but I guess that means I could use a high street lab and get a CD. Haven't done that for years ![]() Great idea. Michael |
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Join Date: 06/21/04
Location: Cannes
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Bill,
Thanks for coming up with such 'challenging' ideas. Count me in, and I'll try and post something this time, not like my shameful declaration for the 1st of January and I didn't post anything simply because the 2 shots I took were so bland and uninteresting. |
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Join Date: 01/27/03
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Great response so far chaps - that's ten in less than 24 hours, and yes, it would be churlish and unreasonable of me not to include/allow the 'O' Series.
Come on you Fondlers! They are for using not admiring! ![]() Regards, Bill |
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Join Date: 12/27/03
Location: San Francisco, California
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If the "O" is in I am in as well! Good stuff, should be fun.
Kent
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Join Date: 10/09/04
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Bill, and everyone,
I'll be very happy to join you all, and take up the new challenge! I was determined to stick to Ms only. But, having heard James Earley and Michael Boylan go on and on (and on.... ) about the joys and wonders of their IIIAs and IIIFs and whatnot, I finally gave in. There are other guilty parties, but I blame these two mainly. So now I have one or two or....hrmm. Anyway, the IIIG is too shiny and unblemished for the rough and tumble, but the ratty old IIIC with a previous owner's initials scratched into the top-plate is a user, as is the Jupiter 8 orphaned from a wayward Zorki. So I look forward to it! All the best, John |
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Join Date: 05/27/04
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Join Date: 10/05/06
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I am in. This is a great idea, Bill!
Thomas
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