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Our Cassie, getting ready for her wedding.. XVario
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- the M - after working professionally for a few years I have shot nearly every camera system available. It took me many attempts to finally settle on the Leica for good. It is simply the most magic tool out there. It´s not the quality, it´s the joy and simplicity of use that sets her apart. She is no easy, just give yourself time to really get to know her... to discover her soul. I don't want to sound too pathetic, but I strongly believe this tool helped me to become the photographer I am (for the good and the bad). all Leica M240 and either 35 FLE or 35 IV. heiko
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I shot weddings with nearly everything: Nikon, Sony, Fuji, Leica... you name it. After getting the new Sony A9, which is a fantastic camera, I started to feel bored, uninspired and just had the feeling I am operating a game-controller, but not a camera anymore. I got out my old M9 and an 35 Summicron and took it with to weddings again. Can´t remember when I last time hat so much fun shooting 12 hours straight. I don´t know what happened, but after years of trying Leica at weddings and leaving it again for not being fast enough, I now finally feel comfortable to shoot anything with it that arises. I needed to adapt my technic a bit, but that went quick and easy. So I pulled the trigger, sold my Sony A9, and got the Leica M-P and the 35 Summilux FLE. I nearly forgot how amazing this lens is... Recently a wedding couple from Australia booked me, so I flew over the pond and got their wedding. Solely shot with the M-P and the 35. Wanna see, what came out? https://hamburg-hochzeitsfotografen.de/wedding-in-australia-leica-m-p-with-35-summilux/ Any comments, good or bad are appreciated (0: heiko
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From the album: q
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It was time for a selfie with the CL and some off camera flashes.🤣 Nobody home to help out, remote app not working with CL, Godox trigger and Voigtländer lens. Back to self timer and guessing position in front of lens. -
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