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On inspiration by @Aram Langhans in the Leica Q3 43 thread I will repost here some of my shots of this fascinating building I do photographs of in a regular manner. The building reflects the ever changing lights and is like a box of chocolate to me. I invite all of you to take part in this thread and am interested in the different approaches on this subject. Feel free to give away some information on the gear you used or other thoughts you connect with your pictures! For the start I chose the picture that got a lot of attention already in this forum and also brought me a "Mastershot" at the LFI: Leica Q3 43
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Hey, who would love to habe a TS Lens for L-mount. I would love to have some stellar Tilt Shift Lenses. 90mm 50mm 24mm 16mm That+s what I would love to see in the future. And as Leica has a medium format camera with S Lenses, this should not be that big problem. How about you? Are you happy without TS lenses? I am using Canon instead at the moment. But I would change this.
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Bairro Alto, Lisbon, Portugal. Dusk time. M10-P
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Photo shot with M8 and 35mm f2 Summicron wide open. Playing with selective focus in an impressionistic way.
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See also the main page here some pictures.... #1
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Leica M8 Leica 35 mm f2 Converted from Color file. I am a tree and art person.. the light just brought me in and the sculpted tree and urn spoke to me.
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The Campus University of Illinois. Shot with m8_35mm summicron f2 Spring is coming.
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This is St George Wharf on the Thames river's Albert Embankment shot in infra-red. M8 and 21/2.8 Kobalux with 093 'black' infra-red filter, handheld.
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Last night I took a trip into the centre of the city to look at the temporary ice rink but also took the opportunity to photograph the latest city centre leisure complex consisting of 10 cinema screens and countless restaurants. The ice rink is visible as the blue area bottom left, but not the purpose of this image. I must be honest, it is probably a young persons place, and I am not a young person, but I was quite pleased with my efforts. Here is a sample image taken at 2500iso using the Leica M240 and 24mm Elmarit-M f2.8. Settings were 1/45 at f2.8 (no tripod). If you want a larger image go to https://gerrywalden.smugmug.com/TRAVEL-IMAGES/England-The-English/i-T2CLZVL/A Gerry
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Coal using Factory in Champaign Illinois. Shot with a Leica m8 and Voightlander 75mm. Part of a series called Factory Graphix.
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Peterhof castle in St. Petersburg Russia M9 w/35mm Summicron
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Duisburg, Landsape Park North, This industrial park is so full of potential that one can spend there days of shooting in different light and with different lenses. This time we were drawn to its wideangle aspects. Leica Q
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Orthodox Church in St. Petersburg, facade M9 with 35mm Summicron
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A detail shot of my favorite building in Seattle, the EMP museum. A Frank Gehry design built by Paul G Allen as a rock and roll museum. M9 w/24mm Elmar
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These historic buildings belonged to the Ruhrgebiet Industry. Now it is an industrial landscape park and very attractive for photogrpaphers. The place is in the city of Duisburg, once a stronghold of energy production. Leica Q
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Hi all, a brief announcement that I’ve just finished work on my second self-published book of photographs. Captured with the M Typ 262 and 28mm Elmarit-M (version IV) during a week’s travels through the North of Italy, the book presents 32 black and white photographs ranging in subject matter from people to places both natural and constructed. I’m really proud of how this project has turned out. The book is printed on thick 170gsm uncoated stock, with the covers being an even heavier 300gsm. The size is somewhere between compact to standard at A5 (210x148mm), which gives each print enough room to breathe without feeling cramped. Also exciting is that, working with a professional printer who works at reasonable prices, I’ve been able to price the book at just £15 + shipping. For those who are curious to know a little more, I’ve written a bit more on the back-story on my blog. You can also watch a trailer that I produced for the book here. Finally, if you’d like to pick up a copy, please slide on over to my online shop to do so. Thanks kindly for your interest, and happy shooting! -
The university of Breslau is a large building at the Oder river and so also a frame of the historic center. A visit is worthwhile from inside. The architecture of the staircase and halls are magnificent. Even if the pantings are not of the best artistic class it makes an impressive sight. All Leica Q handheld
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Amsterdam's convention center with M9
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Few months ago I purchased Leica Monochrom after shooting with M240 for more than a year and all I can say is that I'm really liking this camera and lens combo (50mm APO). MM's CCD sensor result is very similar to my Hasselblad H4D-50 which I mainly use in studio for fashion and beauty.
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M8 super Elmar 18mm Thanks for your comments Jean-Luc
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Hello all, I'm new to this forum but not to Leica. I've used a few digital M's over the last few years including the M8, M9 and recently an MM. I enjoy the system hugely and have used it for mainly street and travel photography. I use a 28mm summicron, and 50mm lux. Occasionally I do architectural photography for which I get paid. In the past I have used a combination of nikon and canon dslrs usually with 17/24mm tilt shift lenses or Zeiss primes with a nikon 800 or 5D. In the past I haven't really done enough commercial work to justify buying into a full system. Sometimes I buy lenses as I need them and sometimes I hire. When I am not doing paid work I always prefer to use a Leica. I have used an M9 in the past for architectural work but its not ideal. Recently I have been offered a large architectural job to photograph a number of completed projects for an architect. I need to choose a system for the job and wondered whether a M10 with a canon adaptor would be a good choice. The live view would be a big help and i think the DR is good enough. I've been thinking of replacing the MM with an M240 anyway but I am a little nervous of using it commercially for this type of work. I don't really want to buy into a dslr system again unless I have to but they do have their uses. If I need to then I would get a Nikon 810 although the nikon tilt shift are not that good in my opinion. Any advice on the use of tilt shifts with the M240 for commercial work would be appreciated and please be frank about any shortfalls with the combination. Many thanks in advance. Paul
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Started a new blog and shared my experience with M10 and a vintage Elmar 35mm. Comments and feedbacks are welcome. https://hintingimage.com/uts-business-school-leica-m10-elmar-35mm-screw-mount-the-alternative-approach-to-my-architectural-photography
