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First really sunny days in Spring What’s better than a 7 year old smiling M10M with Summilux-M 75 wide open
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First series of street portraits, shot in June 2011. I shot a similar series of portraits in Derby earlier this year, for the Magnum Workshop with Bruce Gilden. I've tried to continue this series, this time in NY. I feel that I need to add bit more characters, so I plan on coming back to wrap up this series, hopefully with a bit more varied set as a result. But, for now, here's a selection of the portraits I shot this year: (M9 / Noctilux f/1.0)
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Greetings! I just returned from my Leica dealer with the M10 (after a lengthy wait), trading in my M240 which I had for a few months to shorten the wait. First impressions in one word: Lovely. But that's probably not news to most here. I shoot mostly portraits, and I'm wondering what your experiences are with the M10 in this area. I typically use the 50mm Summicron, but have ordered a vintage Jupiter 8 (85mm f2.0) since it's supposed to have a very pretty bokeh. What lenses do you prefer for portraits / people? In my experience, working with amateur models, people react very positively towards a Leica M. They seem to be a bit more relaxed compared to having some massive DSLR (with a 84mm f1.4 attached) pointing at their face. What are your experiences? Greetings from Hamburg! Markus PS: In case somebody is interested, I share a few shots of my work on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larojima/
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Does cats have soul? This is my question to cat lovers and haters. I have two cats (Mother Misia and her son Jasiu) last 4 years, sometimes I feel shocked with their look and behavior. See few photos of them.
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An available light portrait of Brianna in an abandoned theater in Biddeford, Maine made with a Leica M240 and 50mm Summicron lens.
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Took this photo of Natalie last January. After I found out she was a dancer and I asked her to show me some moves, she said she had to stretch first. One of my favourite shoots. Taken with my Leica M10-P & Summilux-M 35mm f/1.4 ASPH
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Maya on a summer afternoon by the window. Leica M10 and Voigtlander 50mm APO Lanthar.
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A window light portrait of Morgan made with a Leica M240 and Voigtlander 50mm APO Lanthar lens.
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Nikki photographed with a Leica M240, Voigtlander APO Lanthar 50mm lens, f2.8, ISO 640
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... 1 and 3 year old... M10M + 90 APO-Summicron
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A studio portrait of Katarina made with a Leica M240, ISO 200, and TTArtisans 50mm f0.95 lens at f0.95.
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While I was having coffee at my favourite place this guy was sat running his office over his cup of coffee. "Hi, it's Mike the Magician" he said down the telephone. Sadly the guy at the other end didn't seem to know who he was. I took this candid shot of him with the M240 + 50mm lens at 1600iso. I then processed it through Lightroom Classic. Hope you like it! Gerry
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Probably the last lens I would have considered using for a portrait would be a 10 mm hyper-wide lens but here's the result. I was in a very cramped cottage in the Black Country Museum in Warwickshire and the 10 mm was able to scoop in everything I wanted and dealt with the complex colour balance from daylight, candle light, and open fire exceptionally well I feel. While I'm aware that there are some imperfections I'm pleased with the picture. I wanted to show the subject in her surroundings as it would have looked 150 years ago. Thank you for finding the time to look at my picture and your comments are welcome. M10 with Voigtlander 10/5.6 Heliar Hyper-wide.
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Recently I spent the day with photographer Robert Freson who now lives on Bailey's Island in Maine. Bob was Irving Penn's assistant for twelve years starting in 1950 before setting out on his own. He printed many of Penn's great images during that period. Robert's work has been published in many magazines in Europe and America including National Geographic and Life magazines and his subjects include Sophia Loren, Gordon Parks, President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth to name just a few. This candid portrait was made with a Leica M240 and 50mm Summicron lens.
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One more portrait of Allie by widow light with the M240 and 50mm Summicron.
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Another portrait of Allie by window light, Leica M240, Summicron 50mm lens.
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Hey All! I just published a review of the Leica CL on my website, and shotkit.com http://www.romeobravophoto.com/leica-cl-review/ I'm really enjoying this little gem!
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The Chinese believe in recording their every family member in meticulously recorded detail. These records are kept at the family home for generations, usually tended by an elder. I was very privileged to be shown this families records and, after some persuasion, was allowed to take his picture. But he only allowed me a few seconds and I had to work with what was available for light. Hope you like it. M9 with 35mm Summicron IV. If people are interested, I can post more of these travel portraits on this thread maybe. Or each as a separate thread? Mod advice please!
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I spotted Gemma at a promotional event as part of the 'Music in the City' initiative in my home town of Southampton, England. I just loved the way she was 'out there' making her own fashion statement. She kindly let me make this image. Leica M240 + 35mm Summarit f2.5. 1/45 at f11 @ 320 iso handheld. Gerry
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