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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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Turkey. Alanya. Leica M9, Summicron C 40/2
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CL with Voigtländer 50mm. Taken outside with natural light.
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CL with Voigtländer 50mm. Taken outside with natural light.
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© Rudi Poppes
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Had the pleasant opportunity to shoot this young lady today. Leica SL / 50 lux-R
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As you may know from other similar posts, I make those portraits during fashion photoshoots, usually during the break. I put my canon down, grab my Leica leave the set with the model. I usually keep those portraits for myself and the model but many times the client begs for them too:-) Leica Q
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"Faces #005" Bigger > https://msvphoto.wordpress.com/2016/05/20/faces-005 Christopher Wonder, Magician and Illusionist. Milano, Italy, 2010 © Massimo S. Volonté Fotografo M6ttl, 35'cron IV, Scan from film Kodak Tri-X 400
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Hi to All, This is my first portrait here. Hope you like it. M9 + lux 50/1.4 pre-asph. Shoot on the street.
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I would like to know if anobody tried to use T in studio, including flash or lights?
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- May I...? - Sure! Nice, small camera
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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 to guesstimate the focus by focusing correctly and then bringing it a bit out of focus again. It's weird, but it sometimes works. I continue to experiment with the lens, though I haven't sat down to take it apart again. Here's a photo of a friend of mine and her dog, hanging out on a cool evening at home. Leica M9.
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Yesterday in Florence.... Leica M8 Rokkor 90mm f4 Ciao Giacomo
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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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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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Testing my light setup on my (unimpressed) assistant while I waited for Joel Edgerton to arrive for his session.
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M7 w/50mm Summicron on FP4+ HC110B
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On my lunchtime walks I frequently stop and chat with Mike. He has been selling "Real Change", the Seattle Homeless newspaper on the same corner for 16 years. M7 w/50mm Summicron on Ilford FP4+ developed in HC110B
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Ethiopian boy at a market place. M240 w/90AA
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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 and get more relaxed photos. People have even thanked me for taking time to talk to them which is really nice. I always show them the shot after on the LCD and tell them my website address to see the image later. I'm thinking of having some business cards printed to make this easier. I like to shoot wide open to get separation. One of the staff at Leica Store Manchester gave me the tip of focusing on the eye then moving your head slightly back and forward to find focus rather than use the ring (I'm sure people already know this but i thought it was a good tip). I like to shoot half a dozen frames whilst doing this to ensure focus is on the eye not slightly out. Though I do sometimes miss shots still and kick myself afterwards Anyway, here is one from a rather wet day in Kendal in the Lake District UK Street Portrait Kendal by Robert Michael Poole, on Flickr C/C always welcome. Thanks for looking Rob More street portraits can be seen on my website here: https://robertpoolephotography.com/portfolio/street-portraits/
