What do we photograph on the streets?

[JhonBosch]

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Glasgow - Leica M5, 50mm Summilux ASPH, Ilford HP5

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Glasgow - M Monochrom, 50mm Summicron v5

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Glasgow - Leica M5, 50mm Summilux ASPH, Ilford HP5

fantastic shot

[Likaleica]

Used to have the E58 version of the Noctilux. It was a beast of a lens, but I eventually tired of the special effects I could get with it at F1. I remember though, how knocked out I was at the time with what it was capable of, even just with a snap of my friend outside the pub.

 

Glasgow - Leica M9, 50mm Noctilux E58

 

This is spectacular (pardon the pun but it really is)

[mikozia]

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This is spectacular (pardon the pun but it really is)

Thank you - I have to give most of the credit to the Noctilux - it really could create impact in a shot

[stuny]

Very nice

[Likaleica]

Selfie at Chicago Millenium Park a few weeks ago

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[bags27]

A great capture. Actually, I've been considering a "trash" series, but live in the suburbs and it just doesn't speak to me there.

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bags27,

thanks for your feedback.

 

you will find those morbid places  everywhere 

 

lambda.

Edited May 16, 2018 by Guest

[Ernest]

Perhaps one man’s does morbid may be another man’s glee. The latest statistics show that 81% of the garages are stacked with stuff, leaving no room for a car. All right, I will come clean; FAKE news from anonymous sources, I made it all up according to anonymous sources. Turning to the opinion channel, I want to read this in enigmatic snapshot as a psychological portrait that reveals The “inner garage“ of this man, the garage hidden from the public by an unassuming, neat garage door. It is the man’s “public garage” face that hides the fact that he doesn’t own a car but visits his garage on bicycle, which is not for the serious cyclist with its kickstand and funky upright handlebars. He climbs through the flotsam and jetsam that has washed ashore his life’s tideline, searching: “I know it is here someplace. I just know it. It was just last month. I know I put it somewhere just last month. Or was it last year? Last month, last year, no matter, I know it’s here. I’ll know it when I see it.“ He is mumbling in the back of his mind, no one can intrude on his “inner garage.“ No one can make me clean it up; “Everything has its place. It is all organized. I know where everything is because I put it here, and I have an impeccable memory.“ And then, he flinches, sensing something in his peripheral vision. “Who the hell is that?“ he wonders. It’s Lambda! In just 1/125 of a second, he is in my “inner garage,” he realizes. “What? I am just like 81% of the other garages, according to the anonymous sources. If I don’t look at you, you don’t exist.”

[Likaleica]

Both of these most recent posts are rather apocalyptic.  In a nice way.  

 

 

Was the lens an apo-calypton?

[Ernest]

Apologize for my typos. That is what a little Starbucks over-caffeination does; rattles the brain cage and buys too many vowels.

[Guest]

Perhaps one man’s does morbid may be another man’s glee. The latest statistics show that 81% of the garages are stacked with stuff, leaving no room for a car. All right, I will come clean; FAKE news from anonymous sources, I made it all up according to anonymous sources. Turning to the opinion channel, I want to read this in enigmatic snapshot as a psychological portrait that reveals The “inner garage“ of this man, the garage hidden from the public by an unassuming, neat garage door. It is the man’s “public garage” face that hides the fact that he doesn’t own a car but visits his garage on bicycle, which is not for the serious cyclist with its kickstand and funky upright handlebars. He climbs through the flotsam and jetsam that has washed ashore his life’s tideline, searching: “I know it is here someplace. I just know it. It was just last month. I know I put it somewhere just last month. Or was it last year? Last month, last year, no matter, I know it’s here. I’ll know it when I see it.“ He is mumbling in the back of his mind, no one can intrude on his “inner garage.“ No one can make me clean it up; “Everything has its place. It is all organized. I know where everything is because I put it here, and I have an impeccable memory.“ And then, he flinches, sensing something in his peripheral vision. “Who the hell is that?“ he wonders. It’s Lambda! In just 1/125 of a second, he is in my “inner garage,” he realizes. “What? I am just like 81% of the other garages, according to the anonymous sources. If I don’t look at you, you don’t exist.”

 

 

 

Ernest,

 

you did it again 

your interpretation is on the point!

 

i have to admit,

 i look at my own garage with mixed feelings now

 

 the garage as a psychologic portrait,

 the neat garage door as protection against the environment,

...that's brilliant and so true!!!!

 

thx a lot...I love it!

 

lambda.

 

(btw:if you find the time

.... I would be very happy if you leave  a comment on my hp)

Edited May 17, 2018 by Guest

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Perhaps one man’s does morbid may be another man’s glee. [...]

Ernest, you're a poet!

[Guest JMF]

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35 Summilux AA on SL

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[bags27]

jaws!

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