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9 hours ago, relms said:

Great composition and capture. Love it!


RELMS, thank you!  This is a blue eyed Gypsy Vanner named Jane.   Apparently these horses were selectively bred for over half a century from a vision to create the perfect horse to pull the Gypsy caravan and later were introduced into the US around 1996.  It was my first weekend to shoot with a Leica, I absolutely love the way the camera handles.

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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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24mm S S007 From last weekend

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It is good to have you back.  I look forward to seeing more from you.

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Shortly before my grandmother passed away, she gave me these things that belonged to my grandfather who served on a submarine in the navy.  I put them together for this image, as a gift for my mother, all were his except the letter is a prop.

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It is good to have you back.  I look forward to seeing more from you.

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Here’s a snapshot I took in the fast changing light during the month of March in the Dutch city of Groningen. S2-P 70mm 160ISO f4,0 1/350

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120APO S007

Pleasant bokeh, indeed... The 120S is a beauty; it mixes perfection with a tad of Mandler magic - and it is the fav among the S-lenses I have (other other top lenses being 24S and 45S; but I guess all of the S-primes are fine...).

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On 3/23/2019 at 8:20 AM, helged said:

Pleasant bokeh, indeed... The 120S is a beauty; it mixes perfection with a tad of Mandler magic - and it is the fav among the S-lenses I have (other other top lenses being 24S and 45S; but I guess all of the S-primes are fine...).

Thanks! Yes, all S glasses are gold. I like S lenses the most are not sheer resolution but rendering and focus transition. Not everyone can see that from web images but you got the satisfaction every time edit the files especially compare to most 35mm stuff. 

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Turtles in the boat basin, Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Greetings from sunny ☀️ Zurich last Saturday

 

 

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Poor man's/woman's S120... ;), ISCO-Optic Ultra-MC 125mm f2 (on S006).

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Ditto - with a touch of Mandler rendering.

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Since we are shooting Flowers ...

Leica S007 w/ Summicron-S 100mm f2.0 ASPH 

 

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Helged: Very nice!

Which adapter is used for the Isco lenses? Rob

 

The procedure is outlined (e.g.) here: https://jeffandmichelephoto.com/learn/how-to-adapt-projector-lenses-to-pentax-67 . In my case, I have a Mamiya M645 mount on the ISCO-lens. You can DIY (adapters on the bay), or purchase various projector lenses ready for use in various mounts. For S, I would think M645 is a good mount.

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