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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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From 2 years ago; M10 with tri-elmar 16-18-21mm

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Olympia, Washington, along the boardwalk near Percival Landing.

M10/50 Summicron

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Chalon dans la Rue 2019

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view from the Rigi mountain:

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First time on here posting AND this is one of my first shots with my new M10+35f/2 combo. 

I'll be honest coming from a Nikon D4 I'm unsure if half my shots are focus but I love how I am falling in love with composition again...(once I get use to the frame lines!)

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Shivaswrath, 

Welcome to the forum. I to came to the Leica M from the world of Nikon and the D4. You’ll soon get the hang of things over here in the rarefied air of the Leica M. Good luck!

The M10 and the 35mm Cron is a perfect combination! 

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Animal portraiture done right :-)

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On 7/30/2019 at 3:54 PM, pipatree said:

Thank you for your comment.

Here is another shot taken with M10 + Summilux-M 75mm/f1.4 V2

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Love the light and the B&W tones, well done

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6 hours ago, maxfairclough said:

 

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I like the not conventional posture and the tones, there is a sense of mystery here...

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4 hours ago, robert blu said:

I like the not conventional posture and the tones, there is a sense of mystery here...

thanks mate. a lot of my personal work follows a similar theme with unconventional compositions. I still call them portraits; but there less about the person and more about the overall feel haha.

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On 8/5/2019 at 7:59 AM, maxfairclough said:

thanks mate. a lot of my personal work follows a similar theme with unconventional compositions. I still call them portraits; but there less about the person and more about the overall feel haha.

I say its all about the feel, I was one of those pixel peepers, and found that a technically perfect photo isn't always great. its what the viewer feels so keep it up I love it! it has a feel of the show American horror story.

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Cue Tarantino soundtrack.

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10 hours ago, tjh1023 said:

I say its all about the feel, I was one of those pixel peepers, and found that a technically perfect photo isn't always great. its what the viewer feels so keep it up I love it! it has a feel of the show American horror story.

thanks for being able to recognise that. and thank's for the kind words! there's something to romanticise about faults in a photograph if everything else is executed well. I mean that's practically the same reason I fell in-love with Leica. Not everything is technically better than my DSLR but that's what I love about it, feeling the bumps in the road, slowing down and moving the dials. I feel more part of the process. It's more tangible. The feeling.

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M10-P + 35 Lux

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A little girl studies under a neon bulb outside her house, at 9.30PM, Christmas Day. Taken in Shenzhen, China, in 2018.

Summilux 50mm. www.instagram.com/jonathan.hodder

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Photographs showing the plight of people less privileged, particularly of children, not only convey to those of us more privileged human conditions when poverty prevails, and Jonathan’s photos manage to do this in such a powerful way, but also feel suffocatingly exploitative to look at them.

The parents of the little girl above want her to have a better future than what they can provide for her in the present.

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M10 + Summilux-M 28mm/f1.4 ASPH

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vor 23 Stunden schrieb Chaemono:

Photographs showing the plight of people less privileged, particularly of children, not only convey to those of us more privileged human conditions when poverty prevails, and Jonathan’s photos manage to do this in such a powerful way, but also feel suffocatingly exploitative to look at them.

The parents of the little girl above want her to have a better future than what they can provide for her in the present.

I fail to see any plight of people in the referenced image. May be it is just a matter of the beholder. 

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