M10 - the Image Thread

[tiendamquang]

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I really like how you controlled the DoF here. Do you recall your aperture?

 

It's amazing how something so ordinary can look so interesting.

 

Yes sir: F1,4, iso 800, 1/60.

[robert blu]

La Spezia, Italy

 

cron 35, iso 100, 1/180 sec.

 

 

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[Tailwagger]

M10 

Voigtlander Heliar 75mm 1.8

Zeiss Distagon 35mm

[Musotographer]

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M10, R 180/3.4, cropped

Edited June 24, 2017 by Musotographer

[Irakly Shanidze]

 

Summicron 2/35 - IV

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Summilux 50 / Scheveningen

[mhicks]

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Saturday night in New Hope, PA (USA)

 

M10 Summicron 28mm f/4 1/350" ISO 200

 

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[Louis]

 

 

 

Summicron 2/35 - IV

 

 

Good to see you around, Irakly.

[Irakly Shanidze]

[scott kirkpatrick]

Baffin Island from 35000'

 

Had good luck with weather and visibility from a 787.  The fjord in the center of the picture contains several world famous climbing faces, including the Polar Sun Spire, a 4000' face first climbed in 1996 -- 3 men, 36 days.  The area has at least 10 walls over 1000 m high, attracts not only climbers but also base jumpers and couloir skiers.  Extremely difficult to reach, and rather inhospitable climate.  To my surprise, the lead cabin attendant on our flight had climbed and guided there

 

L8001615 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

M10 APO SC 50

 

scott

[Pjay]

Evidence of Germanophilia?

Pelikan M800, handbook for BMW R9T, key for VW Golf, and of course a Monochrom camera...

Taken with M10 at ISO 200, 1/180sec, f4 with flash, and 50 APO

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Edited June 27, 2017 by Pjay

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M10 | Summaron f/5.8 28mm | ISO 200 | f/8 | 1/350 sec

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Alone in Bangkok sessay on BURN Magazine

Edited June 27, 2017 by Guest

[riswanc]

 

 

M10 + voigtlander super heliar 15 III

 

 

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[scott kirkpatrick]

More from the high arctic:

 

L8001587 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

L8001627 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

scott

[Tailwagger]

M10/Zeiss Distagon 35mm

Motif #1 and co. at low tide, Rockport, MA

 

M10/SEM 21mm  

St-Gaudens National Monument, Cornish, NH

[Simon]

More from the high arctic:

 

L8001587 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

L8001627 by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

scott

Amazing views Scott!

 

Can I ask which flight offers such spectacular scenery? Is it international or a domestic Canadian route?

[scott kirkpatrick]

Amazing views Scott!

 

Can I ask which flight offers such spectacular scenery? Is it international or a domestic Canadian route?

United has a nonstop between Tel Aviv, Israel and San Francisco.  The westbound route goes on the great circle path or perhaps a bit north of it to avoid headwinds, reaching 75 degrees north over Greenland, well north of Baffin Island.  Going eastbound, they fly a bit more to the south and pick up tailwinds of as much as 100 mph.  This picture was taken over the middle of Baffin Island at about 70 N.  The flight uses a 787, and all the windows are turned deep blue to let people sleep, but this time I found that the cabin crew is capable of unlocking an individual window, so I had a clear view.  Domestic routes inside Canada go more direct (on a Mercator map) and would not get as far north.  Vancouver to Moscow might cover some interesting ground.  New York to Tokyo is probably the best direct route for seeing the arctic (if the route shown below is allowed by international politics -- a Korean airliner was shot down along it years ago.)

 

Screen Shot 2017-06-28 at 6.46.39 AM (2) by scott kirkpatrick, on Flickr

 

scott

Edited June 28, 2017 by scott kirkpatrick

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M10 and 50 Summilux

 

 

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[Simon]

United has a nonstop between Tel Aviv, Israel and San Francisco.

scott

Thanks very much Scott. This inspired me to check out global air traffic maps and according to this one the most polar route is between New York and Beijing. Check out how far north it goes!

 

http://www.arcgis.com/apps/OnePane/storytelling_basic/index.html?appid=605204b677894f0da7a1acd83b9ee308&_ga=1.47316964.235754488.1426102017

 

For better or worse there are no routes that go anywhere near Antarctica.

Edited June 28, 2017 by Simon

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Hallo,

Look here: Leica M

[TheMask]

"What a beauty" :-)

Today my camera arrived.
I swapped out my Sony A7Rii for this one, looking forward to be better familiar.

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Edited June 28, 2017 by TheMask