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Geiranger, Norway with the Celebrity APEX in port.

 

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In the absence of a photo thread for the typ 240 cameras, I thought I'd start one.   Please support me in this!   Ernst     'Headless' M-P CV21/4  

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M240 35 lux pre asph  

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Sicily - Leica M, Summilux 35 ASPH

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M240, 35 mm CronASPH1

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The Moorish-inspired Living Room of Château de Monte-Cristo; the Neo-Classical home which was built for Alexandre Dumas, Le Port-Marly, Yvelines, Île-de-France.

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Having amassed a substantial fortune - largely on account of the extraordinary successes of his novels 'The Three Musketeers' and 'The Count of Monte-Cristo' - the house was designed and built, between 1844 and 1846 (Hippolyte Durand, Architect) to Dumas' quite interesting(*) brief at a cost of 500,000 Francs. He settled into this quiet, country retreat in 1846-'47. Unfortunately not long afterwards he was ruined, financially, by the 1848 Revolution and, himself a declared bankrupt, in 1949 the Chateau was sold for a mere 31,000 Francs.

Fascinating Place and, indeed, Person! I would highly recommend a Visit if one happens to find oneself in the area.

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* ”Mr Durand, you are going to draw here an English park in the middle of which I want a renaissance castle, opposite a gothic pavilion surrounded by water… There are springs, you will make me waterfalls..."

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...Unfortunately not long afterwards he was ruined, financially, by the 1848 Revolution and, himself a declared bankrupt, in 1949 the Château was sold for a mere 31,000 Francs...

Apologies! Typing-Fart time again. That, clearly (hopefully?), should have been "...in 1849 the Château was sold..."...

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Ven. Arjia Rinpoche (left) leads a puja with monks from Drepung Gomang Monastic University, India in attendance (location: Tibetan Mongolian Buddhist Cultural Center - Bloomington, IN).  Leica M-P 240 and Leica 35/2 ASPH #11-882.

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Alpilles, France

Leica M 262, Summilux 50mm ASPH

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I recently acquired a nice M240 from another forum member to complement my M246M.

Here's an early photo, taken in the market of Zaragoza. I like the colours it produced.

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M240 + VM color skopar 21/4

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Valencia

M240 x Summicron-c 40mm f2

 

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M 240, 35 mm CronASPH1

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Berlin. M-P 240. High ISO. 

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M 240, VC10mm

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M240, 2/35 v I

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same set

another style

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On 7/6/2024 at 11:07 AM, Leon Berg said:

This photo makes me want to buy an M240, a Summilux ASPH and move to Alpilles.

absolutely love it. 

In spite of its age, the M240 is still a good camera.  24mp is enough to make exhibit quality fine prints at 24x36 inch size. 

As for the Alpilles, a photographer could certainly do worse in terms of a scenic location to live.

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Shadowy barbecue party

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M-P w/60 Macro-Elamrit R.

 

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...with a Harbour view

(240) / 50mm Summilux

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First impression with 21 mm Voiglaender at night. 

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One of my first Test in Hamburg with the M240

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Black and white processed.

I went on my first photowalk this Sunday.

I visited the construction site of Signa in Hamburg.

This project may take some time to complete the tower.

It is the final building that will complete one side of the harbor city and is intended to represent the end of a wave.

Let’s see when this tower will be finished.

 

 

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