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Back door to the 'Treasury'

This is actually the back door to the soon to be opened new Leica Store in Little Collins St, Melbourne.

Back entrance in Pressgrave Place, off Howey Place.

Still being refurbished.

A visit could be expensive! :rolleyes:

Leica M7 & Lux 50mm shooting Delta400 @ 800iso.

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28 minutes ago, erl said:

Back door to the 'Treasury'

This is actually the back door to the soon to be opened new Leica Store in Little Collins St, Melbourne.

Back entrance in Pressgrave Place, off Howey Place.

Still being refurbished.

A visit could be expensive! :rolleyes:

Leica M7 & Lux 50mm shooting Delta400 @ 800iso.

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Thanks
Very inspiring. Now I will have a look at the backside of every L-shop I see.

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Piazza Grande, Locarno, Ticino, Switzerland (Leica M4-2, Zeiss Biogon 2,0/35, Ilford FP4+):

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m3, Thambar 90 ltm, portra 400

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Authority. Leica M2, 90mm Tele-Elmarit M, FP4, Rodinal. Carl XII, Stockholm.

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The sun is shining, life’s good 

Rollei SL66SE, Zeiss Planar 80/2.8

Portra 400 

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Voigtländer Prominent, Skoparon 35mm/3.5, Ilford FP4+

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Voigtländer Prominent, Skoparon 35mm/3.5, Ilford FP4+

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21 hours ago, Bo-Sixten said:

Études, #68. Dusty old negs revisited. San Diego, 1980. Leica M2, 35mm Summicron v.3, FP4, Rodinal.

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Lovely photo

Impressed that you still have all the technical information 44 years later!

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1 hour ago, ironhorse said:

Lovely photo

Impressed that you still have all the technical information 44 years later!

Thanks. Haha, not so much a problem. I had only two cameras at the time - Leica M2 and M4 and four lenses - 21mm 3.4 Super Angulon, 35mm Summicron v.3, 50mm Summicron DR, 90mm Tele Elmarit M. BW in one and Kodachrome in the other when I was travelling. I might have said M4 as well in the comment, I’m not sure which camera I used. As to film and development I kept notes and still do.  :))

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The look.

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Nostalgia. "A portrait of the artist as a young man". New York, 1979. My first trip to USA. I had to go and buy a jacket, a shirt and a tie for my first company visit. I had very bad worn clothes at the time. I probably thought I looked gorgeous and took the picture when I got back to the hotel. Leica M2, 35mm Summicron v.3, Tri-X, D76. :))

 

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Am 4.7.2024 um 03:08 schrieb Ernest:

Concrete Theatre
M-A Summilux-M 50 E100

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Rog, a wonderful balance of colors and shapes. Paul Klee with his 'North African' paintings comes to mind.

Am 4.7.2024 um 19:59 schrieb DreiPunkte:


Your are on the right track with the Portra 160.
The Portra delivers fine pastel-like tones, especially when it has a little more light, oposit to the Ektar which is more
focused on contrast saturation.
You can see the "Portra look" in many films.

Here a highly saturated Ektar 100 sample and a -2 exposed Portra 400 picture




Both RB67

Drei Punkte , thank you very much for the comment and the beautiful example pictures. Your experiences align with mine. However, I very rarely use Ektar 100 anymore and then mostly with the Hasselblad. As an everyday film, it is a bit too special for me. Even with the Portras, I actually prefer the 400 over the 160. In my experience, the 160 becomes very contrasty in the sun, so - somewhat counterintuitively - I use the 160 on cloudy days and the 400 on sunny days.

In this case, however, I deviated from this rule for my vacation needs because I was concerned that my films would be scanned in Frankfurt and Tokyo, and the 160 seemed a bit less sensitive to me. Fortunately and to my surprise, the security staff in both Frankfurt and Tokyo were extremely friendly and accommodating - all films were manually inspected both ways.

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Am 6.7.2024 um 16:22 schrieb Aryel:

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m3, Thambar 90 ltm, portra 400

Aryel, so cool! I think I just saw the next Bond girl.

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Nostalgia. "A portrait of the artist as a young man". New York, 1979. My first trip to USA. I had to go and buy a jacket, a shirt and a tie for my first company visit. I had very bad worn clothes at the time. I probably thought I looked gorgeous and took the picture when I got back to the hotel. Leica M2, 35mm Summicron v.3, Tri-X, D76. :))

 

Bo, we all have a long journey behind us (and hopefully ahead of us); I find the portrait wonderful ! 

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37 minutes ago, Kl@usW. said:

Bo, we all have a long journey behind us (and hopefully ahead of us); I find the portrait wonderful ! 

Many thanks Klaus. So true. I find it a bit embarrasing to expose it. Best is to embrace each day as it comes. :))

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On 7/6/2024 at 6:46 PM, TheGodParticle/Hari said:

The sun is shining, life’s good 

Rollei SL66SE, Zeiss Planar 80/2.8

Portra 400 

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Warm, beautiful colors. The CZ Planar 80mm f/2.8 shines, as usual. 

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On 7/1/2024 at 9:13 PM, fotomas said:

Kodak Retinette 030, Fuji Neopan 400, Perceptol

Charming enviroment for me... Kodak Retinette was happy keeping pace with the enviroment! I loved this.

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