Leica Q - the image thread

[robgo2]

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Nice old town. So isTelluride!

 

I love Telluride and have been there many times. It has the most beautiful main street in America, if not the world. Just my opinion, of course.

[Keith_W]

My first attempt at food photography. Love my Q.

 

 

What are those piranha things? 

[Reddotter]

[Leica Guy]

Wow! That is a special place!

[Leica Guy]

It’s all about finding that special moment before it happens. Good job Dimitris!

[Leica Guy]

My first attempt at food photography. Love my Q.

 

Untitled by S Q, on Flickr

 

Untitled by S Q, on Flickr

 

Untitled by S Q, on Flickr

Very nice. I looked at the second one multiple times and thought it a splash. Good job!

[HighlandK]

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Keep them coming! Having been to Iceland each of the shots you have published are, to me, so redolent of that superbly photogenic and welcoming country. Sadly it was before my transition from Fuji X-Pro2 to Q!

[bags27]

urban river by Bags 27, on Flickr

Edited July 29, 2018 by bags27

[zampelis]

Wow Ken, such a deep deep purple!

[FaustArp]

What are those piranha things? 

 

 

The piranha heads are decorative. The little strip, which is made from piranha and yucca, is edible.

[FaustArp]

Very nice. I looked at the second one multiple times and thought it a splash. Good job!

 

Thank you! The food at Central Restaurante in Lima was edible art. 

[FaustArp]

Thank you, it is in the region skagafjordur, iceland. 

 

 

 

More horses 

 

 

I’ve seen many of your photos and they really inspired me to plan a trip to Iceland next year. 

[bags27]

another (last one, I promise!)

bathing by abandoned hut by Bags 27, on Flickr

[Reddotter]

Keep them coming! Having been to Iceland each of the shots you have published are, to me, so redolent of that superbly photogenic and welcoming country. Sadly it was before my transition from Fuji X-Pro2 to Q!

I will, thank you. I also made several hundred shots with my good old X-E2, but since this is a Leica forum, i won't show them here.

During this iceland trip I learned one thing: it is possible to do travelling just with the Q. There are not many situations where one want longer focal lenghts.

 

I’ve seen many of your photos and they really inspired me to plan a trip to Iceland next year. 

Thank you. It is indeed a great country for photographers to travel to.

Edited July 30, 2018 by Reddotter

[bags27]

funny thing about Iceland is that they have one of the lowest murder rates in the entire world, and yet those great Icelandic TV series (especially "Trapped") have lots of murders. Sort of like the great British detective shows, "Lewis" and "Morris," (and now "Endeavor") which suggest that multiple homicides are a daily occurrence in Oxford.

[vikasmg]

Wow! That is a special place!

 

Yes it looks it.  The building on top though may in fact be in the background.  Still very interesting.  I wonder what it is.

 

- Vikas

[Reddotter]

Yes it looks it.  The building on top though may in fact be in the background.  Still very interesting.  I wonder what it is.

 

- Vikas

The building is in fact on top of it. It actually is a sculpture. https://hiticeland.com/iceland/notes/%C3%BE%C3%BAfa-by-%C3%B3l%C3%B6f-nordal

[Leica Guy]

The building is in fact on top of it. It actually is a sculpture. https://hiticeland.com/iceland/notes/%C3%BE%C3%BAfa-by-%C3%B3l%C3%B6f-nordal

Very interesting and thanks. I very much want to photograph the tall chapel in Reykjavik. It looks spectacular!

[giuliomagnifico]

In his thoughts by Giulio Magnifico, on Flickr

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Hallo,

Look here: Leica Q

[Leica Guy]

 

 

In his thoughts by Giulio Magnifico, on Flickr

Wow. The old man’s face reflects a lot of life experiences. Wisdom through struggle. Certainly a lot of years. He overcame! A very rich photo.