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A winter walk in the lost village - former military training area - now centre of a national park. From this perspective it looks not too bad, hidden by trees there is the old school building and the church from the original village, which was given up after WW2. (SL 2 & VE 24-90mm) Approaching the village from the other side you will find the last "buildings" constructed to practice house combat. SL2 & VE 90-280mm, focus stacked. ...in the village...VE 24-90mm In the area around the village you find left overs of older houses, also build only for "practicing"... Summicron 50SL
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My first photo with my first Leica! Approaching the Geyser basin in Yellowstone on the Snow Road and the the cold temperature generates clouds of billowing steam against the sun. The lone tree on the plane of the old volcano basin provides context amongst the field of crisp cold snow.© Peter Hudson
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From the album: Summicron 50mm Collapsible
State Capitol building, Sacramento, Jan. 9, 2016. Leica IIIf with 50mm Summicron collapsible, and a yellow filter. Kodak TMax 400. -
From the album: RLW 1
© Robert Whitehead
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From the album: LEICA V- Lux
© by peter w.
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From the album: LEICA V- Lux
© by peter w.
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From the album: Sweden
© Fredh
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From the album: Paris
Someone enjoying the snow in Jardin du Luxembourg. 2013. M9-P, 35mm Summicron.© Keith Lloyd Davenport
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This is the very first walk with my new camera. I always go the same walk just to our fort from where there is a nice and wide view over our city. Winter offers a clear view, trees are barren (which is a thing to regret) and not disturbing the view too much. We get nice dramatic skies then. Handling is uncomplicated a fine, the new look has to be discovered and explored. Leica Q
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Near Snoqualmie Summit, ice clings to the rock face.
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On the Mag Mile in Chicago the homeless are often forgotten. Here shoppers indifferently pass by .
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Driving up South Shore Drive close to the University of Chicago my friend rolled down the window so I could take this shot as we came up to this particular point. Hank
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(1 of 1).jpg] Must be something wrong here. -2 degrees and with a chill factor = 24 below. No way you would get me out there
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The winter sun is known to be very low. Long shadows are being cast on the pathway. Leica Q
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When the winter sun is ot even the forest can look delightful. Temepratures were mild a a kind of spring was in the air. Leica Q, pano stitched from 3 pictures
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At least temperateratures went down last weekend and a thin layer of snow even covered the ground. The Q this time as a wideangle lens and backup In the background one can see the tower of our fort of Bielefeld
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I enjoyed a sunny winter day and walking through the forest was looking for something for my fl Canon 5D MKII + Elmarit R 90 mm
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Taken with M + 35 lux FLE. I dont know if others think this a bit outside what a photo "should be"? Birch by fotoalf, on Flickr
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Following a sneak sidetrack I enjoyed this enchanted moment and could just settle my tripod before the moment was gone. In this forest there is a hiking trail a few hundred kilometers long following the hills connecting all the cities in this region. Canon 5D MKII with Elmarit R 90 mm - Pano stitched from 4 pictures
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A peaceful holiday time to all friends at LuF. Here is a few snapshots while having a short hike around the neighborhood. Great winter weather with a little snow and minus 8. 20141224_Suburb-Christmas-9 by fotoalf, on Flickr
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M + 35 lux FLE + tripod. Great winter light. L1004914 by fotoalf, on Flickr
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I dint know if this vehicle is common outside Norway? Its the sparkstøtting, or simply spark as we call it. Taken with M + 35/1,4 FLE. Ridin_Sparkstøtting by fotoalf, on Flickr
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Street_Iceland_01 by fotoalf, on Flickr Many great looking people, thanks for all photos! 201312_Part1_Iceland_people - a set on Flickr
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"Radeln verboten"- Winterfassung M6, Kodak TX400, Oberstdorf, Okt. 2013.
