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This thread is suffering from overposting by a few members; I have hidden some posts. It is a an unwritten convention that we leave space for other participants. The reason is twofold: Overposting drowns out the other posts and, as important, if one floods a thread, the viewers lose interest and won't even look at those posts any more. It is equivalent to hogging a conversation. So: Please don't make endless posts with a large number of images, they are deadly boring, and don't po
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I wander around my home city of Glasgow a fair bit. I always have either my Leica M Monochrom mk1, or an analogue M loaded with black and white film with me. I think that finding interesting photograp

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A couple more. Cheers, guys.

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Glasgow - Leica M Monochrom mk1, 50mm Summilux ASPH

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Thanks for the appreciative comments regarding your challenging work.

 

I find the vector of your vision is like a tripwire that threatens to trigger an unexpected epiphany. The safest thing to say about your photographs is that they use a language that does not use words. It is the beginning of the argument that ends the argument. Everything is game, and nothing is safe.

 

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Thanks for the appreciative comments regarding your challenging work.

 

I find the vector of your vision is like a tripwire that threatens to trigger an unexpected epiphany. The safest thing to say about your photographs is that they use a language that does not use words. It is the beginning of the argument that ends the argument. Everything is game, and nothing is safe.

 

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Ernest,
 
carefully worded,
exciting, inspiring,surprising
and at the end absolutely conclusive.
 
..... almost a laudation about my work!
 
i love it, thx.
 
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Ah, the colours. Lifts the soul..

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Glasgow - Leica M2, 35mm Summaron F2.8, Kodak Portra

 

I used to have a Leica M9. I loved the colours it produced, plus I could use my Leica lenses on it. I sometimes miss having a colour digital Leica, but lately I've been using Kodak Portra 400 in my M2. I get it developed at £3 a roll on the high street, and scan it myself. The great thing about film, well Portra 400 at any rate, is that you simply scan it, and you're done. No tweaking of contrast, or levels, no blown highlights. No dodging or burning. 

 

I scanned this shot yesterday, from a film I shot a couple of months ago. I've tried to emulate the film look with digital files, but I just can't get this sort of look from anything but film.

 

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