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South Downs National Park, Hampshire, England. Not the best of weather, but trying to get out of the rut. I am also trying to change direction away from street photography a bit: Leica M240 + 50mm Summicron-M f2 Gerry
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From the album: Virginia
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From the album: Virginia
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From the album: Virginia
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From the album: Virginia
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I just published my new article dedicated to the Leica M10 applied to Fine Art Landscape Photography. Hope you'll enjoy, drop me a comment to let me know what you think about it! https://vieribottazzini.com/2018/01/fine-art-landscape-photography-with-the-leica-m10-review.html Best regards, Vieri
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I have a trip planned for January 2020 to the Azores and Lisbon. I plan on bringing my M240 with 35 Cron, and 28 Ultron VM. I want to do some landscape and seascape images and would like to get a wide or ultra wide angle lens. I'm looking for suggestions or user experience on what is available. Right now my top choices are the Voigtlander 12mm f5.6 (which i can use on my Xpro2 as well) or Voigtlander 15mm f4.5 which will be cheaper but won't be useful on my crop sensor (I already have that focal length covered). My other option would be the Leica 21mm f3.4 SEM... which I hear is an excellent lens but would require me to sell some gear fast to afford it. Anyone have any other suggestions or can give me insight on their experience with the choices i have listed?
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Photos from a day spent hiking around the mountains near my hometown. All shot with my Leica M6, 35mm Summicron IV and on Kodak Portra 400 film. Would love to see you over on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_philippw._/
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How's the combo for landscapes? Has it been discussed here or elsewhere? Considering to buy it to replace my two Voigtländer-M 10mm and 15mm.
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Good morning, Someone favourited this picture which I took in Kephalonia last summer. The stitching has messed up slightly at the bottom right corner but I still like this image and thought I'd share it. I really admire Salgado's work and I'm always on the look out for misty mountains, though I can never hope to get to his standard. C/C welcome Misty Mountains by Robert Michael Poole, on Flickr M9, 50mm Summarit. Processed in Lightroom and Kolor Autopano
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Highlights from Palouse, a beautiful agricultural area in the southeastern corner of Washington State. All taken with Leica X2.
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The 4th of June and Reflection Lake near Mount Rainier is still over half covered in ice. Leica S(006) and 24mm Super Elmar-S
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I recently passed through the beautiful agricultural region of Palouse in SE corner of Washington State and came across these two in a pasture by the roadside. Taken with Leica X2.
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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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Finally a break from the incessant rains last few days in California (Leica X2)
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A New Day Begins (Leica X2)
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In the range of my hometown you can find a few small protected areas where migrater waterbirds find food and shelter for the breading season. It is early and one cannot expect many birds now. The Q always goes with me for landscaping. The sun came out for a moment to cast a nice warm light on the scenery. Just enough time to shot 2 panoramas.
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Leica S with 70mm Summarit-S
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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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The winter sun is known to be very low. Long shadows are being cast on the pathway. 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! -
A foggy day on the Washington coast near Ocean Shores. S (006) with 120mm Apo-macro Summarit S
