Leica Q - the image thread

[Bill Livingston]

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That first photo, in particular, I find astounding.  Bravo.

 

 

Me too... I take it you got the model to wear the striped top... or was that truly good fortune?

 

Whatever, excellent work. Well seen and very well designed and executed...

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[Snooopy]

iPad photographers by Lukas R., auf Flickr

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L1020150.jpg by websterize, on Flickr

[Snooopy]

fisherman life by Lukas R., auf Flickr

[Voxen]

L1020150.jpg by websterize, on Flickr

 

 

 

Great photo! The baby's look is amazing

[Leica Guy]

Another turkey profile shot. I'm totally fascinated having these birds in my neighborhood.

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[saechang]

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More photos from the concert.

 

 

 

Edited May 20, 2016 by saechang

[Martin Fagerås]

Me too... I take it you got the model to wear the striped top... or was that truly good fortune?

 

Whatever, excellent work. Well seen and very well designed and executed...

 

 

That was not a model That was a random stranger. 

 

Though, she sat down on a café on the corner from this location. I spotted her, and went over and asked if she could walk across the scene a couple of times, she obliged

[popeyesm]

Another turkey profile shot. I'm totally fascinated having these birds in my neighborhood.

I admire your focusing skills. This is still a challenge for me with the Q - finding the right mode for the right situation. Any tips on how you manage shots like this with fidgeting subjects? 

[millsart]

Love the depth and overall feeling of those concert shots, especially the 3rd one (with hands).  This type of image is one of the things I really love about the Q, and its ability to provide a great sense of depth due to subject isolation and focus transition, mixed with a rather wide field of view.

 

For the most part, 28mm, or 28mm equiv (on a smaller sensor) just isn't going to in most systems.  Certainly longer focal lengths, and especially fast ones, like a 35/1.4, can provide plenty of subject isolation, but with a narrower field of view

[viramati]

The Skater by Viramati, on Flickr

[schmolinski]

These straps are amazing! I have two of them, and I'm very happy with!

Received Leather strap for Q

from https://www.barton1972.com

Nice and comfortable...

[viramati]

Beer, Coffee and a cigarette by Viramati, on Flickr

[Keith (M)]

Shades of blue.

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Flower by dancook1982, on Flickr

[Keith (M)]

Organic sunshade.

 

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[Leica Guy]

Sunset on Pikes Peak reflected in a pool at the Garden of the Gods Club in Colorado Springs. Garden of the Gods in the mid-ground area and Kissing Camels rock formation highlighted by a spotlight. The Q, Handheld, ISO 1600. I wished for a tripod.  

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[w.rentschler@mac.com]

A bike I built out of stainless steel a few years ago. The Leica Q makes it look really good!

 

 

Platino by trentschler2001, on Flickr

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[vikasmg]

Nice pictures and an elegant looking bike!  You built that yourself?!  Incidentally, being stainless steel, is it heavy?

A bike I built out of stainless steel a few years ago. The Leica Q makes it look really good!

 

Platino by trentschler2001, on Flickr