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Continuing my trawl through my archives, I found this from Chinese New Year in London 1998. I had been shooting with my first Leica (a M3) for less than a year at this stage. Film was Fuji Neopan 400 and the lens was an old Summicron 50mm f2. Gerry
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Street Singer, Leicester Square, London
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A less than ideal for a trip up the Shard. M9, Elmarit-M 90mm, SEfexPro2.
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As part of the London 2012 Festival - Boris closed off Piccadilly and the surrounding area yesterday for various circus acts to perform for the public. Culminating in a spectacular finale, dropping a ton and half of feathers over Eros. I don't think I'll ever see anything like that again, it was truly amazing to be part of. I took my Nikon and M9, with a Zeiss 35/2 and my Nocti/0.95. Here's a few of my Leica shots of the massive feather fun that ensued at the end of the night. p.s. Bumped in to a fella there with an M3 - hope you got some good shots) There were high-wires rigged right across Piccadilly Circus, on which the performers travelled in costume to drop their payload. They also had feather 'canons' ! [ATTACH]333186[/ATTACH] The performers enjoyed mingling with the appreciative crowd after. Everyone was buzzing! [ATTACH]333187[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]333188[/ATTACH] And lastly a few pics of all the children (which pretty much included the adults) playing ! [ATTACH]333189[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]333190[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]333191[/ATTACH]
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After a 13 month wait, got my 35 Lux yesterday Thanks Ivor! Obviously it's mandatory in these situations to put the lens straight on the camera and go for a wander. [ATTACH]334675[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]334676[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]334677[/ATTACH]
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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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People ain’t happy M9 + 35mm 'cron IV
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Impressions from a few blissful days. If you like you can share and have a look.
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for me the giant wheel's construction was fascinating, evenso at night. Unfortunately every tripod is banned, so a few handheld shots with open lens and high ISO were possible. The night shots are a bit grainy but the most the X1 could do.
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I will be presenting a travel talk with "slides" on Georgia on Saturday afternoon on the 5th of March titled 'Good Morning Svanetti'. All the photographs made in Georgia were done with a Leica M9. The talk will take place in London at the Globetrotters meeting starting at 1430 and I'll make sure you are very welcome. There will be another speaker, Leon McCarron, who will also have an adventure travel talk: ’On Foot Across China: a 3000 mile trek from the Gobi desert to Hong Kong’ After the meeting, we'll head to a local pub around 6pm where we can chat more about Leica/photography/travel/life. more details: The Globetrotters Club | London Meetings, Saturday 5th Apr 2014 directions: The Globetrotters Club | About the London Meetings -
In the Blackfriars district of central London. M240, Elmarit-M 28mm ASPH.
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"You want WHAT?!" M240, 135mm APO-Telyt-M, ISO 2500, f3.5, 1/180th sec.
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Brick Lane, London: Leica Monochrom, 50mm Summicron. First day out with new Monochrom, still getting to grips
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Courtesy of a 90mm Elmarit-M on my M9, a closer look at St Paul's Cathedral. AKA View from The Shard (IV) - let me know if you are getting fed-up!
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Looking NW towards St Paul's Cathedral. M9, ZM Biogon 21mm f2.8, SEfexPro2.
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Rather than 'Views fromThe Shard' Just for a change... Actually cannot decide which one a I prefer - does anyone have a preference? Leica M9, ZM 21mm Biogon f2.8
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Giant inflatable, internally lit rabbit, on London's South Bank…best not seen after an alcoholic night out :-) M240, 24mm Elmarit.
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Shot at Tate Modern, London more at : Zenfolio | knopfler's portfolio | London 2011
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Hi guys - This is my first post in this forum (hello everyone). I have recently spent some time in London trying out my Dlux 4. The following are a number of street scenes that were taken with this camera which I have to say is a joy to use. Please feel free to comment. London 2009 - Black and White - a set on Flickr regards WelshKev
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Seen at The London Marathon, Sunday [ATTACH]138235[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]138236[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]138237[/ATTACH]
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Das erste Bild zeigt den U-Bahnhof Gloucester Road und das zweite einen Musiker im Bahnhof des Piccadilly Circus. M8 Voigtländer Ultron 1,9/28mm
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A bit of shaftesbury avenue flair M7, probably 28 Summicron asph bigger on Flickr
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It looks closed for the season, but actually I think it still opens early in the morning for a few hours each day throughout the year, for the hardy few. [ATTACH]168674[/ATTACH] IIIf, Jupiter 3, Tri-X, Rodinal
