What do we photograph on the streets?

[Guest JMF]

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en Tocopilla by JM__, on Flickr

 

en Toco toco by JM__, on Flickr

 

Shot yesterday in Chile with a cine lens - Panavision Primo L 35mm PV mount - on Leica SL 601

[Guest Lux]

en Tocopilla by JM__, on Flickr

 

en Toco toco by JM__, on Flickr

 

Shot yesterday in Chile with a cine lens - Panavision Primo L 35mm PV mount - on Leica SL 601

Both Excellent JMF!

 

Lux

Edited May 6, 2018 by Lux

[Guest JMF]

Both Excellent JMF!

 

Lux

 

 

Thanks Lux, as a side note, the Primo L Lenses were built at the Elcan factory and the 35mm lens covers the  24x36 frame. I'll try it on the M2 !

 

35 Primo - SL :

 

en Tocopilla by JM__, on Flickr

 

For more information: http://optics.org/products/P000002510

 

Cheers, Jean-Marc.

Edited May 6, 2018 by JMF

[mikozia]

My husband took this picture a while ago. He told me that when he got out of the store with the camera hanging on his neck, the three ladies walking from the opposite did the following at him: "Smiling, blowing kisses and flashing the love sign." He had to quickly raise his camera and snap the the picture. That's why the shaky hands.   

I wasn't with him, so I had to take his words for it.

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[jwang149]

Here comes the warm weather and lots of tourists, great for street photography.

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[bags27]

young lovers in Siena

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[Patrick Bouvier]

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Really love your series !

Thanks, The photographs of all of you are magnificent.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[colint544]

Glasgow - Leica M4, 50mm Summicron v5, Kodak Portra 160

[colint544]

Glasgow - Leica M4, 50mm Summicron v5, Kodak Portra 160

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[JhonBosch]

Film and Digital.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ernest]

Diptych

M-A Macro-Elmar-M 90mm f/4 Portra 400 (both)

 

Exercises that reduce the frame to juxtapose color fields inspired in a way by emission spectra in spectroscopy. 
Thinking about spectrographs used to analyze light waves to identify material, I want to explore found colors, often overlooked, in an impressionist way.

 

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[mikozia]

At the bus terminal

 

T and Summicron-T 23mm.

 

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[bags27]

with a Q

 

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[jwang149]

Skate park

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[colint544]

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

 

 

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[Gelatino]

The symetrical background suggest to me angel's wings, added to less hard treatment than usual, low angle, he (are angels male?) seems to offer me help.

[sandro]

Colin, when I look at your great portrait I wonder why you parted from your Noctilux. But then again, these effects may be tiresome after a while. This one remains great!

Lex

[JhonBosch]

Nice bokeh, I remember that the most beautiful in this sense is the:

 

meyer-optik gorlitz trioplan 2.8/100mm

 

I've been looking for strange glasses like this for some time.

 

https://fujilove.com/the-legend-and-the-bubble-bokeh-review-of-the-meyer-optik-goerlitz-trioplan-100mm-f2-8/

[colint544]

Gelatino - thank you. 

 

sandro - Got rid of the Noctilux because 1) it had trebled in price compared to what I paid for it, and 2) the M Monochrom had just come out, and I couldn't get one and keep the Noctilux - it was one or the other. And I'd had the Noctilux for four years. I did find it to be a bit of a one trick pony. But what a trick!

 

I reckoned I could make do with a 50mm Summilux ASPH, and that's what I do, although occasionally I still miss the Noctilux.

 

Cheers!

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[jwang149]

Another one from the park, these guys were a pleasure to shoot.

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