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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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100cron vertical stitched square format

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Something a bit outside the landscapes I typically shoot, I photographed this beautiful 65 Chevrolet for a friend of mine.

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„Keine Beute“ (No Prey)

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100cron S from last weekend hiking 

S can handle some fog, rain and wind:) I love OVF and its robustness at least feel like that way.   

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One more of the cars, this time a green Nova.

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Herewith a couple of Boston street photographs taken with the Leica S007 and 140mm Contax Zeiss lens using the adapter. These had some minor exposure corrections in Lightroom.

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This is my second time to photograph this car, and I guess my last, it has been sold.  I have enjoyed getting to try something different, but still much prefer landscapes.

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The magnificent color striation of a Redwood tree 

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9 minutes ago, ropo54 said:

Thank you, Greg.

Really, the redwood forest (my first time), was just spectacular!  Something to behold.  Rob

They really are, we have an Airstream that we have taken out west several times and camped in the redwoods.  My oldest daughter just started on a painting for my office, lots of good memories there.

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6 minutes ago, Greg Haag said:

They really are, we have an Airstream that we have taken out west several times and camped in the redwoods.  My oldest daughter just started on a painting for my office, lots of good memories there.

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How talented!

I'd love to go back to the Redwood forest. So tranquil and magnificent.  A real wonder of nature. 

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Playing with Light & Shadow. Love the S.

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It was a quiet day so I decided to go back to my roots in the studio. Leica S007 with 120mm Contax Zeiss Apo Macro lens using the adapter. The yellow flowers came in with such high saturation that I had to dial it back in Lightroom. I made a slight shift to warm to remove the somewhat clinical, neutral white balance out of the camera. I also used a Zeiss Softar over the lens to soften the look, and blew some fog into the background. This type of work is not easy. BTW, the bird is fake. 

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Here is another one with 100cron and S007. I still remember that morning, that moment. 

Am I able to take the same shot with any FF system in past few years. Technical wise, sure. In reality, most likely as well. However, do I get the same pleasure or enjoyment at that moment I click the shutter? I can firmly say "NO". (I had Z7 around my neck at that moment)

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