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From the album: October 2018
© Rudi Poppes
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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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From the album: People
Testshot. In Wetzlar (Leica HV) testing the new Leica SL.© Hans-Jürgen Krahtz
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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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Hey girls and boys, I'm looking for ne portrait lens for my m8. I have an 35 lens but its not close enough. Do you have an recommendation for an portrait lens? Thank for help. Micha
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From the album: Leica SL
© Paul Meijer
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From the album: Leica SL
© Paul Meijer
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From the album: Leica SL
© Paul Meijer
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From the album: Leica SL
© Paul Meijer
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From the album: Leica SL
© paul meijer
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Another portrait of Allie by window light, Leica M240, Summicron 50mm lens.
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From the album: My posts
Digital copy of a slide (Velvia 50) shot w/ 1966 Summilux 35 on Leica M6 ttl© yes
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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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From the album: First pictures
© Alberto Romero
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I took this portrait of English jazz pianist Julian Joseph in 2016 using my M9 and Zeiss 50mm f1.5 lens @ 1250iso. Shutter was 1/125 and aperture f5.7. It was shot as .dng for use by the theatre, and I have only just converted it to mono using LRCC. Lighting was stage lighting (i.e. no flash). Hope you like it! Gerry
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Varvara. Portrait with an Old Book Leica M9, Summilux 50/1.4 pre-asph
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This is from my archives for the year 2000. I was on a trip to the US to lecture to a couple of photographic colleges and stopped off at a re-enactment village in Bethpage, Long Island where I photographed just 2 frames of this guy by natural light. The great fun of American re-enactment sites is that they are very serious, and he claimed that he had heard about photography but didn't realise cameras had become so small. I photographed by natural window light using a Leica M6 and 50mm Summicron f2 (I think!). The film was Kodak T400CN (C41 process) which I had taken so I could get it processed as I went and minimise the chances of fogging in airport x-ray machines. I have just rediscovered this after 17+ years, so I hope you like it. Gerry
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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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Hi, i like to rent a lens for a portrait project that i have in mind. I would like to take 3/4 length portrait shots with the person holding a plate of food in their hands. Emphasizing the person and the food at the sam time. Also I would like to keep the person separated from the back ground and most likely would use a white wall or natural background color. What focal length would you recommend. I see that my choices are 50mm, 75mm and 90mm. I should have ample space to set the shot up and i am using Leica M240. Thank you for your advise.
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From the album: portraits
friendly cafe staff, Sydney 2016. IIIf Summitar 5cm f/2 LTM Agfa APX100 in Rodinal© © 2016 Lynn Burdekin
