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Back again with something that may be of use. SL Summilux. Weak daylight from a window. Using The iphone LeicaSL App to stack 18 frames at f2.8 using autofocus in spot mode and shifting the cross-hair around in the app window while sitting comfortably. All this  to avoid noise and insufficient DOF at f22. Wait three seconds for the cross-hair to re-appear.

 

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Areca Nut Collector 
(Areca nuts are in the betel quid which he is chewing)
Maulvi Bazar, Bangladesh, 2019
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Yes stunning pictures by Tina Manley. But imagine we would have to work so hard for a living and getting presumably very bad payed.
i think we would not look very happy too...
I thank my parents that i was born in western europe and had a chance to get free education and apprenticeship.

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1 hour ago, gbealnz said:

I think your Bangladesh pics are stunning Tina, in every way, but man the subjects look sooooooo sad, are they like this?

Gary

I think most of them look very happy!  They are very friendly and happy people but they do have a hard life.  I think the one that really looks sad is the grandmother chewing betel leaves.  I showed her the photo on the back of my camera and she laughed and laughed, spraying betel juice everywhere!  I would have posted that photo but I was laughing too hard and the photo was out of focus.  The only other sad one was the boatman from the islands.  His land has been flooded several times recently and every time he loses more land.  He and his family are pretty desperate but know that there is no easy solution.  I'm hoping my photos will help bring publicity to the problem.  The people of Bangladesh are the friendliest and most welcoming I have ever met.

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3 minutes ago, Tina Manley said:

I think most of them look very happy!  They are very friendly and happy people but they do have a hard life.  I think the one that really looks sad is the grandmother chewing betel leaves.  I showed her the photo on the back of my camera and she laughed and laughed, spraying betel juice everywhere!  I would have posted that photo but I was laughing too hard and the photo was out of focus.  The only other sad one was the boatman from the islands.  His land has been flooded several times recently and every time he loses more land.  He and his family are pretty desperate but know that there is no easy solution.  I'm hoping my photos will help bring publicity to the problem.  The people of Bangladesh are the friendliest and most welcoming I have ever met.

Ah, I see, and in no way was it a criticism, more an innocent observation/feeling I had from the boatman and the betel chewer.

As I said, wonderful images, very striking.

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Steering the Boat
Shari-Goyain River, Bangladesh, 2019
Leica SL, 24-90

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On 2/19/2019 at 1:13 PM, Chuck Albertson said:

That's one of the classic Routemasters that run between Tower Hill and Trafalgar. Ride it while you can, I understand the service is being cut back drastically next month.

I used to take the No 15 bus home, from Oxford St to Nottinghill.  Fond memories.

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Marathon day in Jerusalem

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SL with APO SC 75

 

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SL, Thambar M ... and some tweaking. Le petit coquin ;)

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SL with 16-35 + Polarizer

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SL with 16-35 + Polarizer

Polarizers really don't work that well with this lens, especially at the lower mm range.  If you notice you have nice darkening and definition in the center, but on the left side the polarizing effect drops off.  I learned this lesson the hard way, wondering why my images of sky were not uniform.  Those adjustments can be made in LR.

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vor 2 Minuten schrieb jhandsfield@att.net:

Polarizers really don't work that well with this lens, especially at the lower mm range.  If you notice you have nice darkening and definition in the center, but on the left side the polarizing effect drops off.  I learned this lesson the hard way, wondering why my images of sky were not uniform.  Those adjustments can be made in LR.

You are right, i do have noticed it too- but in global it did not bother me in this pic.
(BTW- this polarizer effect made me send the lens to Leica as even in LR i could not correct it as i wanted..., and yes it is NOT the cheapest polarizer)

 

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Schloss Richmond- Braunschweig- Germany

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