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From the album: Andrea Gherardo Ligi
I owe to Leica the opportunity of this image. In fact, a couple of days ago, the Leica Store of Rome, Via dei Due Macelli, gave me a Leica S with a 30-90 lens, for me to have fun for an hour. It was about sunset. So, I climbed up the Spanish Steps, and also the stairs of the Church of "Trinità dei Monti". And then, I waited ... As I was pointing at the shadow of the balustrade of the stairs and of myself taking the photo, a couple climbing the stairs of the Church entered my viewfinder. It was easy, then, to seize the moment.© Andrea Gherardo Ligi
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Glasses by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Trattoria by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr The Selfie 2 by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr The Selfie by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Roots by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Trastevere by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Look Sharp by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Vatican by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Spanish Steps by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Stairs by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr Street Singer 2 by Carlos Permuy, en Flickr
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We spent some days in Italy to attend a wedding in Florence. In Rome, smoking waiting for his wife, MM 246 28mm Summicron
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From my latest blog - http://rangefinderchronicles.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/dreamy-rome.html Some street shots taken with the Leica M (T240) and Noctilux f1, most wide, or almost wide, open. Please take a look at my e-book too, Rome Cafe: http://www.blurb.co.uk/ebooks/548254-rome-cafe Nick
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Around 10 years ago I decide to do not leave Rome during summer time, in particular August. For whom is not romans looks a strange sentence but since the time of the ANCIENT romans August is the worst month of the year, so hot that we love to leave the city to the tourist :-). But from a photographic point of view it is really beautiful and the well known touristic spot became more interesting. So let me share with you one picture I did with the M2 and the Tri-X develop at home in a hot day (so the negative looks not so pretty :-( ) If you have some spare time, some more here: http://blog.massimilianotiberi.com/rome-in-an-empty-summer/
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Caffe Rosati in Rome with Leica M and 50mm Noctilux From my blog: http://kaffe-city.blogspot.it/2015/08/caffe-rosati-rome.html And new book on Blurb - please take a look: http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/6372180-rome-cafe Nick
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Just spending a few days in Rome with my M6 TTL and C-Biogon 35mm f/2.8 (one lens only). Before leaving, I checked my freezer: XP2 Super, Ektar 100, Potra 160 or Portra 400? Weather forcast was fine: sunny and warm, very warm. Colours in Rome are wonderful: marble, antique orange and pink, light blue... not those shiny full colours screaming at your eyes. I decided to take the Portra 160, too much light for the 400, too many nice colours for the Ektar, the XP2 (or some real b/w-film). Since I did not plan to take many pictures inside something (churches or antique places), ISO 160 is perfect. Even with only ISO 160, I hardly get down to f/2.8 for a somewhat blurred background on the outside. It's mostly f/8 and 1/250 to 1/500, or even f/11. Perfect for snapshots, with the camera set to hyperfocal distance, but too much for any kind of bokeh. But I shoot people and things just the Leica-way: fast and without being noticed. Last time in Rome I had the DSLR with me. Great camera, but you don't go unnoticed, not in the streets, not in places. For insides, I don't get anywhere with the 35 mm Biogon. Something like 24 mm or less would be necessary for all these wonderful places, plus film with ISO 400 or higher (or a M240, film is not perfect for anything above ISO 400 in my opinion). Ok, got to get ready for the second day. Sorry, no pictures yet, as I need to develop and scan the negs first the traditional way. Back home, that is.
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A just had the great pleasure of spending some days in The City; Roma. This time a had plenty of time for photography, so I really got to test my (allmost) new M. The camera performed flawless, and I could not be more happy with handling and performance. On pos-p t I noticed the color saturation is really high, and I had to reduce in Lightrroom, but even then the colors seems quite "romantic". Others having the same experience, or just me not used to the "brick" colors? Please see some photos. I would not call them "street", since I asked to photograph for many, and left my contact details: 201310_Street_Fashion_Roma - a set on Flickr And a self-portrait featuring the "Banana Jones" look : 201310_Roma_stree_3_6 | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Btw: I know its a long stretch, but I you recognize some in photos I would welcome a mail (although I have a few). Sorry if this post is to far OT? Edit: The photos were edited and uploaded quickly on the fly on a small ultrabook, so the post-processing might be so-and-so. Dont blame the M, blame me.
