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I'm craving an M10M (not sure if my wife Louise will understand) but here's some from the Q2 on Saturday London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr London Street by Daniel Cook, on Flickr
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Whilst sat at the traffic lights today I noticed this guy and managed to shoot it very quickly through the closed window of my car. First time I have tried this. Leica M240 + 35mm Summarit f2.5 and 320 iso. Gerry
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Been shooting for over 40 years and almost 21 with Street Photography. It's the person behind the camera that it's all about. You can shoot with any lens or any camera system for great results. The right lens is what you hear about most, and that is just a crock. No lens is the be all one and only for the streets. 35 mm bores me to death and that is what is recommended most. Is it great for street, yes, but so is a 50, 60, 90, or whatever you're using, if done right.I'm going to give everyone who is looking here a couple tips that have helped me most over the years. 1- I find the most interesting people portraits on the streets, talk to them and then ask if I can photograph them. Sometimes I give them a few bucks depending on the situation. If they say no, which happens about 20 percent of the time, I don't ask for my money back. If they say yes, I get into the distance for best results and compose the area around them. Lot of them will pose at first, but thats not for me. I will tell them not to pose and say that i'm going to get a few shots while we talk. That is when the true emotions and expressions happen. You have to catch the right one at the right time. After a while, they will forget about the camera. Start the conversation light and then build it up for the right emotions.2- Your images will always be more powerful if you have another story within the story. That means something interesting happening in the background. Not always necessary, but can really make a good image into a stellar image. Street photography is the hardest to get good at. You have to become quick and efficient with your camera, find a system that works for you. . Best of luckMerry Christmas!
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Hello, I have recently posted a video and article State of Decay—The story behind the photoproject by Alejandro Cegarra. Alejandro took 3rd place in this year World Press Photo contest and since some of the photos were taken with Leica M 240 I thought I would also share it here. The project itself is interesting as it documents the crisis in Venezuela in the span of 5 years. You can read more about it on the blog. Feel free to let me know what you think in the comments. Thank you! Martin Blog post: https://allaboutstreetphotography.com/blog/2019/12/17/state-of-decaythe-story-behind-the-photoproject-by-alejandro-cegarra Video: -
I have been in a rut lately so have posted very little. However I did shoot this a few days ago because I liked the combination of colours. I hope you think the effort was worthwhile! Leica M240 + 50mm Summicron-M f2 @400iso. Gerry
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Marina Barrage, Singapore, 2018 Leica M9-P, MS-Optical Sonnetar 1.1/50 Recently jumped ship from the soon-to-be-scuttled Leica Fotopark onto something much sturdier. Can only make do with one upload per day though...for now?
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Something completely different for me - "Girls at an Exhibition" - Southampton, England. Leica M240 + 50mm Summicron-M f2 Gerry
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Paris 1997 Leica M3 + 50mm Summicron f2 and Fuji Neopan 400PR © Gerry Walden/gwpics.com When, oh when, are we going to get Fuji Neopan 400PR back! Gerry
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It was the annual Gay pride event in my home town of Southampton, and there was the usual plethora of street vendors including the balloon sellers. This guy only sold unicorn belloons, and made an interesting subject. This is a very colourful event and it would have been easy to be overwhelmed by the colour, but I made the decision to shoot it b&w: Leica M240 + 50mm Summicron-M f2 Gerry
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Continuing my colour street work in Southampton today: Leica M240 + 50mm Zeiss Sonnar f1.5 Hope you like it! Gerry
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This image forms part of my further adventures into colour street photography after shooting black and white for 60+ years. It is a learning curve involving a different way of seeing, but one which I am enjoying (even if I do not get it right!) Gerry
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From a trip to France in 2015. Leica M9 + Zeiss 50mm Sonnar f1.5 Gerry
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M9 with 50mm Summicron
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A few recent and not so recent images from Romania, all shot with the Q. Thanks for looking! L1020758 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1020747 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1020582 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1020561 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1020488 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1030886 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1010428 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr L1020647 by Alejandro Ilukewitsch, on Flickr
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Leica MP w/50mm Summicron on Ilford FP 4+ in HC 110 H for 7.75mins at 20 C A woman shooting heroin on the sidewalk in Pioneer Square, Seattle. This is one of those shots that I am always torn as to shoot or walk on by. Street photography is new to me, really just began when I moved to Seattle and worked in a downtown office. I walk at lunch time to get out in the world away from A/C and artificial light. In three years this is one of the most depressing things I've come across, a woman shooting heroin in the middle of the day in public.
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'Street Photography doesn't have to be in black and white"
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"Shopping Trip" - taken in St. Pauli Fischmarkt
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"Breakfast" - taken early morning in St. Pauli Fischmarkt
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Smoking Break
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I really love taking random street photography like this. Camera: Leica M-P (typ 240) Lens: Noctilux-M 50mm f/0.95 ASPH. Location: Dubai - Jumeirah Beach Residence Welcome 2016
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Hello guys , I just bought a 21mm Elmarit f2.8 lens (the old one) for my Leica MP Typ 240. Really enjoyed the lens. I just noticed that its min focus distance is 0.7 while i read on the internet that you can find a version that focus at 0.38. Any other differences between the two lenses ? Somebody here have experience with the close focus version ? I took some Street Pictures and wrote a little article for my blog: www.walkingphotographer.net/blog/21mm-street-photography Thanks for your time ! Eolo www.walkingphotographer.net
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Don't know why, I always find this Summaron 35mm has a special mood. My other moody photos are at BigBigLens.com - Leica. What do you think?
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Some other black and white photos are at BigBigLens.com - Cincinnati...
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Giants! San Francisco Street Photography
photogkellyrae posted a gallery image in Members Albums Category
From the album: San Francisco Street Photography
https://kellyraedaugherty.smugmug.com© kelly rae daugherty
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From the album: San Francisco Street Photography
https://kellyraedaugherty.smugmug.com© kelly rae daugherty
