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Post your Leica X Vario photos here...   (moderators - can you move this thread to where it should be on the forum, and pin this thread in the "Leica X1 / Leica X2" forum like the X1 and X2 photo th

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I just bought this camera yesterday..... take the time to familiarize yourself and it will reward you with excellent pictures.   I also work with my M9-P and the M Monochrom   All the details of t

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Here is another example of the sensor and lens rapport..... the original file show you what a portion look like. ISO 100, 1/250, F8 set at 46mm or equivalent to 70mm in 35mm format. 7e0172aecc1922a

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Walking in unannounced on a class in progress in a small village in Pyrnusla, Meghalaya.

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Misty Morning.  XVario 

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Gänsemarsch ;-) by Jens Diercks, auf Flickr

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Lake Tahoe, OOC -- XVario 

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Lower Manhattan Triptych

 

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Knowing I'd be back in Manhattan this week, I was back and forth on whether to bring the X-Vario, specifically to work at getting some architectural studies of this area around the 9/11 Memorial.  I find architectural photography a to be bit daunting regardless of the gear I might bring along.  Having visited the area around the Memorial before, I've come away with a couple of satisfying images, but I found it difficult to isolate any one building given the density of the area.

The challenge I set was to evoke some visual narrative using the buildings, but in conjunction with available forms, their convergence and of course the light!  I should also mention that I was inspired this way after stumbling on David English's Blog featuring his work with the X Vario (a very nice read :)

The images that suited me for this turned out to be ones made at the 18mm focal length. I'd considered packing the Monochrom and the 21mm SEM but wanted to see whether I could stay within the confines of "28mm" at the wider end, and also to work in monochrome with the XV.

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Lower Manhattan Triptych

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I like the tones in the second one. It must be a challenge to separate the various structures in such a place if that was what you wanted to do. 

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Triptyque de Lower Manhattan

 

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Sachant que je serais de retour à Manhattan cette semaine, je me demandais si je devrais apporter le X-Vario, spécialement pour travailler à obtenir des études architecturales de cette région autour du monument commémoratif du 11 septembre. Je trouve que la photographie architecturale est un peu décourageante quel que soit le matériel que je pourrais emporter. Après avoir visité la zone autour du Mémorial auparavant, je suis reparti avec quelques images satisfaisantes, mais il m'est difficile d'isoler un bâtiment en raison de la densité de la région.

Le défi que j’ai lancé était d’évoquer une narration visuelle en utilisant les bâtiments, mais en conjonction avec les formes disponibles, leur convergence et bien sûr la lumière! Je dois aussi mentionner que je me suis inspiré de cette façon après avoir trébuché sur le blog de David anglais avec son travail avec le X Vario (une lecture très agréable : )

Les images qui me convenaient pour cela se sont avérées être celles réalisées à la focale de 18 mm. J'avais envisagé d'emballer le Monochrom et le MEB de 21 mm, mais je voulais voir si je pouvais rester dans les limites du "28 mm" situé à l'extrémité la plus large et aussi travailler en monochrome avec le XV.

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Thank you Farhiz. It really is a challenge to isolate, especially Calatrava's Transit Hub. If I was to isolate or separate a particular building, I feel like the image would be more a referencial photo than one doing justice to that building (at least in the case of the hub). I know that I have a picture I made of my son in front of the tower taken with 21mm lens where I believe I was able to capture him and the building without others in the photo...tough to do.

Also, while the buildings stand alone (no pun intended) they were designed as site-specific in the sense of complimenting one another and the site as a whole.....if that makes sense. These images were made in that spirit :)

Merci Guytou :),  and thank you James!

Also, the first image with Leaves  was problematic because I fumbled and chose a User Profile that only provided me a JPEG. I didn't catch that until I got home. It was difficult (using Laptop here) to get the highs and overall tones where I wanted them. I'm going to re-do that one when I get home to my larger monitor.

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Lamplight (Freedom Tower)

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Transit Hub through the Leaves (a re-mix)

 

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Rowley, Alberta on a rainy day in August.

 

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