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S007+70 in Beijing

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Light from below at 60 deg N. From the Hardanger Fjord, Western Norway. S3 with S70.

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Arctic Ocean next: Midnight at mid summer at the northernmost tip of Norway. S006 + S35mm.

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Christmas and snow and Norway used to be rather synonymous. But this year adds to a slowly changing trend with winter arriving later and spring coming earlier. Here from the inner part of the Hardange

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It wasn't me, Alan. I've never had the chance to use M / R glass, unfortunately. 

 

Bloody marvellous lens, though. It's made the S2-p a walk-about camera; and even the most mundane things are worth photographing with the lens's rendering style.

 

 

I said that, but didn't think it was on this forum. I still think it's true BTW!

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Thanks Jon!

 

The lack of a wide T/S lens is a huge sore spot to me as well, especially since Leica did tease it (sort of) at one point. This was the only real stress in going with the S for me.

 

For these images, I used the Leica 24mm Super-Elmar-S. This lens is a bit wide for me, but it does not display, to my eye, the stretching that occurs in lenses this wide. Anyhow, I did purchase this lens on purpose with the idea in mind that the extra width would help me when (forgive me please) I needed to correct verticals in post. Anyhow, I did not use any such method today on these images, but I did shoot an exterior in which I had to correct verticals in post. For the interior today I simply played with the height of my massive tripod and had an assistant follow me around with a small ladder. No kidding. These were shot in available light and single exposures.

Thank you for the explanation.

Did you change the bulbs in the practicals? I think the white color of them added to the image.

Great series!

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As Snow Gently Falls - Kyoto S007 w/ 30-90

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Leica S 006, 70mm, f2.5, 1/350 second, handheld

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At Art Basel Hong Kong, S2 + 30mm

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One just for grins.  ISO 400, S006, 70mm at f5.6.  Uncropped. Lovely bokeh!

 

 

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S2 S35 (kind of related to the above)

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Another from Art Basel, S2 + 30mm

 

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