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Leica M8 with Voightlander75mm f1.8 Winter pond in Michigan.
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From the album: Fine Art
In Düsseldorf, Paul-Klee-Platz, hinter K20 Kunstsammlung NRW.© Hans-Jürgen Krahtz
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From the album: GFW_IG
© © George Weir, 2018
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From the album: GFW_IG
© © George Weir, 2018
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From the album: GFW_IG
© © George Weir, 2018
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Taking down a dead tree in Hillsdale, New York. M10+24mm Elmar-M
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This is a street: a suburban street. Shot from my front porch last November (2017). Leica M3 using Fuji Pro 400H film. The lens was a Canon 28mm Serenar f3.5 (ltm). Negative scanned, and processed with Aurora software first, then Adobe Photoshop.
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On a birch tree today. M240, 1967 35mm Summaron f2.8.
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From the album: Richard's Favourite Ex-Q's
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From the album: LEICA V- Lux
© by peter w.
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Leica S with 70mm Summarit-S
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A foggy day but well worth the walk to the end of the point at Cape Flattery, Washington. Leica S (006) with 70mm Summarit-S
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From the album: Rural Oxfordshire
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From the album: Rural Oxfordshire
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From the album: Rural Oxfordshire
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An hidden face in the garden of some friends close to Florence. M + Summicron 50/2 v.4 All the best.
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What can be done after sitting in the house gazing on all that depressice grey dull winter mood? I thought the light mist in the air could possibly give an interesting light effect. Leica Q
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Strange Creative Light Effects - Colour + BW (2 pictures)
Iduna posted a topic in Landscape & Travel
This pathway is on the hill above our city, next to my home. It leads up to our fort and is the end of a long hiking trail over 200 km long. It offers nice forest, vantage points over the city and a parklandscape. Leica Q with a domelike lensflare -
In spite of crouching at the sofa or gazing at the PC it is sometimes a better therapy to go out and try to catch a few frames in the darkness. I started late afternoon just before the heavy darkness to settle in. Leica Q
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As soon as the first snowflake has shown up, you can be sure to find people being busy to work on the small slope. Whatever tool from frying pan to sledge will be good enough for fun. Specially the dogs feel happy. Leica Q
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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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