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This fort is an attraction for it is 1000 years old, never belonged to a rule but the people and was never conquered. From my home it is only a 15 minutes walk and many poeple come here during daytime and also enjoy the evenings and the view over the city. Sunset is always nice to enjoy. Leica R3, Elmarit 28 mm
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We spent a couple of hours from afternoon until dusk at this glorious place of Baker Beach in San Francisco. Being quite busy with two systems I am glad to hav carried all that gear around. Olympus EM5 with Nocticron
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When the weather had been too nasty during the week at least that saturday evening showed up with a lush blue hour. This pub usually has its late evening guests enjoying their draught after a busy week. Leica Q: 2.8 - 1/125 - ISO 5000
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An inviting sight, when after a rainy day the sky cleared and a lovely blue hour spread a nice light. Leica Q, 2.8/ 1/125 sec. / ISO 4000
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We are suffering here from very dull and depressive weather but for a short period of brighter moments. Therefore it is not advisable to plan trips by car. The best I can do is running down to the city, catch the next tram and stroll checking the best corners. The great high ISO performance of the Q and its fantastic sensor did support freehand shots very well. Although I carried a tripod I did not mount the camera then.
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Prague is beautiful at every hour. It was a bit cold in April. But this provided us with an interesting dramatic light. Olympus OMD EM 5 with Summilux, 3 photos stitched
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Went for a sunset drive yesterday around Davis (California). Panorama of about 7-8 shots.
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My first post here, hope you like it
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Yesterday evening had a promising light. I saw one big cloud towering over the city and sunshine should provide an interesting evening glow. So I snatched my Leica Q. All shades of blue, magenta and green could be captured and all shadows could be opened: amazing and a pleasure to shoot with.
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these are also from yesterday. A quick visit to our Botanical Garden to catch some nice light before it fades. Olympus OMD EM 5 with R Elmarit 90 mm
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our days were long in Prague but still, mostly we went home to our hotel walking alongside the Ultava river bank: a gorgeous velvet summer night was inivitng for a stopover. Olympus EM5 with Summilux 15 mm
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recently we visited the city of Prague for a few days. Now I am sitting over hundreds of files to be processed. It is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is an amazing place for its hundreds of historic buildings, many of the Juvenile style and Art Deco or middle ages, renaissance and whatsoever. Light was gorgeous there being reflected by bright painted buildings which gave the light a soft golden quality. - But here for a start some morning and nightscapes. Canon 5D MKII with Elmarit 28 mm view from Malá Strana over the Ultava river Olympus EM5 with Nocticron Charles' Bridge view from Malà Strana at 6:00 a.m. Canon 5D MKII with Elmarit 28 mm view from Malá Strana with Charles' Briges on the left Canon 5D MKII with Elmarit 28 mm view from Malà Strana X1, view to Hracin with Cathedral and palace
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this sight from the Charle's Bridge fascinated us every evening and we could not get enough of this special tranquil and relaxed feeling. X1
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whenever I have a new lens I have to go with it my usual walk to our local fort and see how it will see the familiar view. This time R Summicron 50 mm on my MKII. And it was the first attempt to capture the fading light situation. The series is showing my city this one was being handheld, because I thought day was done but then I had to be quick and not time to unpack the tripod again
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From the album: M9
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From the album: from a Leica Q
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these evenings are very quiet beause everybody is watching football games. This meadow is normally frequented by dog walkers But now it is deserted and I enjoyed a stroll with my Elmarit R 35mm. I would be delighted if somebody would like to share this moment.
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London, January 2012 - Evening Rush at Piccadilly Circus. The Gorillapod is always in my bag, so the X1 could be mounted. This technique, including processing, has to be refined and I'll be thankful for any advice in this field. Thanks for looking.
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summer evenings in the fields have their own charme. These were the last sunbeams over the field. My Canon 5D MKII was mounted on a tripod and Elmarit R 180 mm. I'll be glad if somebody wants to share the atmosphere. Thanks for looking. [ATTACH]329912[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]329913[/ATTACH]
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Last weekend finally a late sun came out and so there was the opportunity for enjoying the warm summer fragrance of the fields. Canon MKII plus Elmarit R 90mm, Extension Tube, Monopod. Light was very soft, almost a bit too low. Feel the grain and I'll be glad if somebody might imagine how intense the fragrance was. Thanks for looking. [ATTACH]328871[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]328872[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]328873[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]328874[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]328875[/ATTACH] Elmarit R 35 mm
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in this summer there is plenty of waterdrops falling on flowers that one cannot resist taking pictures. This rose is in our garden and was taken with 90mm Elmarit mounted on my MKII. Also beauties are touched by the mark of passing time. I could have photophopped the gras on the left side but decided for leaving it as it is. Come along and have a look for which I thank everybody very much in advance for taking time.
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we entered a nearby forest which we wanted to explore. We did not cover much but had to start being very busy to catch the last sunrays. Canon 5D MKII+ Elmarit R 35 mm, tripod, polarizer, longtime shutterspeed
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these days thunderstorms are constantly menacing. On such an evening yet I went to out Botanical Garden. As soon as the setup was installes (tripod,flash,reflector) it started the downpour and a windgush let the flowers sway. Yet, I tried something, you may look if you want All with Elmarit R 180 mmm on Canon 5D MKII
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Since my MKII was mounted with the Zeiss Distagon 18 mm I can only post here my impressions with the X1. We spent a few hours on top of the Rockefeller Center and being busy with 2 cameras being pushed around by a milling crowd the X1 served as backup.
