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It was great to finally be able to get out to my favourite cafe yesterday and drink coffee with a friend I haven't seen since Christmas. I have been having problems with my knee and have found walking almost impossible but thankfully I am just using one stick now. This is one image I grabbed whilst sat outside the cafe in the beautiful sunshine Leica M240 + 35mm Summarit f2.5 Gerry
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This was taken before the coronavirus problems we now all have. Leica M7 + Fuji Neopan T400CN film commercially processed and home scanned. Gerry
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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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It started snowing at 4 p.m. First, if you see any snowfall here in our city and if you are a photographer, grab your stuff immediately because you know it will al be gone again soon. It was a sunday and so I could grab my Leica Q. What elso do you need than a wideangle lens and a camera being capable of higher ISO rates.
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Dedicated members of a religious group with pamphlets near the Westlake Station in Seattle. M7 w/ 50mm Summicron on Ilford FP4+ in HC110B
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Hosts serve outside coffee and beer and even more outside during this mild winter. Blankets and lamps help to forget that we have only february. no hast, weather is pleasant: 8 - 14° Celsius. Leica Q
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Good morning, From time to time I like to give myself a project to try and enhance my craft and keep me interested. This year my project is street portraits. It definitely puts one outside of one's comfort zone. My approach is simple, I look around for interesting characters, approach them and ask can I take their portrait. I have only been declined once (a nun who was praying) it is disappointing but important to respect this even when it means missing a fantastic shot! Most people are actually really happy to be asked, I like to chat a little whilst I am shooting to set people at ease an
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A man walks through the Mela in Southampton holding a carved stick topped by a skull figurine. I ask him what his stick was, and he simply answers "My walking stick" with a puzzled look on his face that I should need to ask. Taken on my M7 using the 35mm Summarit-M f2.5 with Fuji neopan 400CN film. Post-processed in Lightroom CC Gerry
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This was taken in March, 2016, with Sony a7ii camera on which was mounted a Leica 90mm Elmar f4 lens, from 1951. I'm going to keep this lens, it has the look I want.
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Camera: Leica M-P (typ 240) Lens: Noctilux-M 50mm f/0.95 ASPH. Location: Wien No crop as usual... I liked the tones of yellows in the picture and believe that her yellow hat completes this tonnage there.
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Walking is fun and watching too San Francisco, Baker Beach Olympus EM 5, Nocticron
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Walk up artist during Seattle Street Art Fair. M9 with 24mm Elmar
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Taken whilst walking through Brugge (Belgium) shortly after a rainstorm using the M9 and 35mm Summarit f2.8. I hope you like it!
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Woman checking her tablet device whilst waiting on a bench (Southampton, England) M9 with Summarit 35mm
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Taken with the new Leica Q downtown Doha. People are lining up for free food distribution short before Iftar.
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See and press the shutter, that is how it goes. These two guys were enjoying the early october morning air: sunny and crisp, running through golden light. But I think one can feel this also in bw and more of being in harmony with nature. Olympus EM 5 with Nocticron 43 mm
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I have written a short blog piece about a recent shoot at Wilton Sheep Sales near Salisbury in England. It features a number of black and white images taken there on the M9 and can be viewed at: http://wp.me/pT0pm-mI Hope you enjoy looking! Gerry
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On my recent trip to Greece I got to meet this colourful character who had brought his catch to the docks to sell. The scraps from the boat are thrown overboard where they are devoured by a colony of sea turtles. I mostly work in black and white but I loved the rich, bright colours of the boat and overalls Fish-2 by Robert Michael Poole, on Flickr Fish-3 by Robert Michael Poole, on Flickr Fish by Robert Michael Poole, on Flickr Thanks for looking.
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Still playing around with Canon LTM 50 f1/2 lens on my M9. Not super sharp, but I do like the shallow depth of field. Saludos, S
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Leica M9 Canon 50LTM lens Saludos, Santiago
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A few months ago, despite all the warnings I'd read online regarding focusing issues, I purchased a Canon 50 f1.2 LTM lens off Ebay. Of course, it had focusing issues. Wide open, it wouldn't focus to infinitiy, and once I stopped down to f 8 or so, it would finally focus correctly. However, since I occasionally like a challenge, and I looked at the lens as a beater, I decided to try to my hand at fixing it. Long story short, at f1.2, I can focus correctly only at 1 meter, it won't focus to infinity, but at f2.8, it focuses correctly. So, there's an improvement. I also sort of figured out how
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People going home from Christmas Shopping strolling through the rainy bylanes of our historic centre of Bielefeld Leica Q
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I wanted to capture this night scene just because of the lights coming from the ground and the bokeh behind. Camera: Leica M-P (typ 240) Lens: Noctilux 50mm f/0.95 ASPH. Location: Dubai / Jumeirah Beach Residence
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I wanted to capture this moment during my visit to the exhibition of Steve McCurry in Old Town, Prague this year. There were 107 of the best photographs from career of Steve McCurry, the contemporary icon of world photography, including author’s most important photograph, this portrait “Afghan Girl”. Camera: Leica M-P (typ 240) Lens: Noctilux 50mm f/0.95 Location: Prague
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The winter sun is known to be very low. Long shadows are being cast on the pathway. Leica Q
