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I'm not over keen on the look of SWA lenses. Given the constraints of the subject I'll typically use the longest focal length possible. That said and for my interiors work I'll invariably use my 21mm

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Mostar, Bosnia (SL2-S + Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | Art) 16 mm                               

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New Serbian Orthodox Church, Sarajevo,  (SL2-S + Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | Art) 14 mm 

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Esma Sultanija Mosque, Jajce, Bosnia (SL2-S + Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | Art) 14 mm

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Esma Sultanija Mosque, Jajce, Bosnia (SL2-S + Sigma 14-24mm F2.8 DG DN | Art) 14 mm

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Fishing cutter in Jammerbucht (Leica Sl2-S + Voigtlander SW Helar 15mm)

 

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Escalator Triangles

Tate Modern, London
Sunday 7th January 2024
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Kodak Portra 800
Bellini C41, manual invert

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Hungry duckies (you can do birding with a 15 mm 😂)

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A couple more from Tate Modern with MP and 21 SEM

First one Portra 400, second Portra 800

 

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Caff society, London.

M10-D, 15mm Voigtlander 4.5 Super-Wide-Heliar II

 

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Nice shots, very atmospheric. Where is this? Looks worth a visit - if I am unfortunate enough to find myself in The Smoke!

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7 hours ago, Bikie John said:

Nice shots, very atmospheric. Where is this? Looks worth a visit - if I am unfortunate enough to find myself in The Smoke!

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Thanks John.

First one is Bar Bruno at 101 Wardour St in the heart of Soho, one of the few remaining traditional Italian style cafes in the area.

Second is the Camera Museum at 44 Museum St near the British Museum. It's a peculiar combination of Vintage Camera Museum, Camera Shop (specialising in used Hasselblads) and a decent cafe. Each table has an old camera you can play with and the owners are friendly.

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14 hours ago, robbie3 said:

Thanks John.

First one is Bar Bruno at 101 Wardour St in the heart of Soho, one of the few remaining traditional Italian style cafes in the area.

Second is the Camera Museum at 44 Museum St near the British Museum. It's a peculiar combination of Vintage Camera Museum, Camera Shop (specialising in used Hasselblads) and a decent cafe. Each table has an old camera you can play with and the owners are friendly.

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Thanks Robbie, I will bear them in mind.

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21 SEM, MP240

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