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Final two of the F-14 Tomcat again...

 

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After dozens of posts in the M246 thread, this is my first in this thread, because, after resisting for a year, I sold the M246 and bought the M10M.  We (finally) had a rainstorm in the San Franc

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19 minutes ago, Likaleica said:

Nice series, and nice to have you back, Scott!

Thanks so much Tim--GREAT to be back!

Your Salgado quote pretty much sums it up for me right now, whatever the final output...

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M10 Monochrom, 50/1 Leitz Noctilux Canada (1982)

Lobster bait truck, coming in empty, or full? Don't know!

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2 hours ago, Sjz said:

Apo-Summicron-M 1:2/50 ASPH.

Experimenting: ISO6,400,  F2.0,  1/250

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Great idea. I think this would be a fantastic shot if tightened up to eliminate a lot of the black space on the right. Just my 2 cents.

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23 minutes ago, fotografr said:

Great idea. I think this would be a fantastic shot if tightened up to eliminate a lot of the black space on the right. Just my 2 cents.

It could be - am the worlds worst at judging my own photos.

 

(I liked the part to the right on my screen as there was a tantalising amount of detail in it).  Appreciate your view 🙂

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4 minutes ago, Sjz said:

It could be - am the worlds worst at judging my own photos.

 

(I liked the part to the right on my screen as there was a tantalising amount of detail in it).  Appreciate your view 🙂

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I REALLY like this version a lot. I'm only viewing on my phone at the moment. When I have time later today I'll check out the original on my desktop to see the detail in the black area on a good monitor.

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37 minutes ago, FHPdoc said:

🤷‍♂️  Good question!  A hobbit, maybe?

There are Burrowing Owls in Florida, but I don't know what their burrows look like. Also there are swallows that nest in banks, could be that. Hobbits are usually in much more pastoral settings, I believe.

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M10 Monochrom, 50/1 Leitz Noctilux Canada (1982)

They make a lot of trips each day!

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A little church almost on my doorstep.

M10M, 24mm f/3.8 Elmar ASPH, orange filter.

If you want to know how tall the spire is, ask a Russian spy 😁

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A little church almost on my doorstep.

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If you want to know how tall the spire is, ask a Russian spy 😁

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 Nice photo of a "little" church. The sculpture on the lawn looks strangely out of place there. It's too modern for the setting.

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11 hours ago, fotografr said:

 Nice photo of a "little" church. The sculpture on the lawn looks strangely out of place there. It's too modern for the setting.

We get quite a variety of sculpture in the cathedral grounds. It changes regularly, most of it is modernist and abstract - not to everybody's taste of course, but I rather like the contrast.

Thanks for looking and commenting ... John

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M10 Monochrom, 90mm Macro-Elmar

I thought the curves on the sea kayak were simply irresistible.

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M10 Monochrom, 135mm Leitz Wetzlar Tele-Elmar (1975), f4, .7 sec

The first is straight out of the camera, the second shows the amount of tonality available in the shadows with adjustments.

On Mt Desert Island, Maine

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M10M + ZM 35mm 1.4
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I've been using my M10M for several months but have never really pushed it until last night. I shot at ISO 12,500 and am amazed at the results. When I was shooting this event I was trying to imagine doing it back in my film days and was certain the results would have been unusable.

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A wharf from the turn of the last century - they don't make them like this anymore - on Sydney's Parramatta River.

M10m, Tri-elmar at 21, ND 10

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1 hour ago, fotografr said:

I've been using my M10M for several months but have never really pushed it until last night. I shot at ISO 12,500 and am amazed at the results. When I was shooting this event I was trying to imagine doing it back in my film days and was certain the results would have been unusable.

https://www.l-camera-forum.com/topic/312358-another-senseless-death/?tab=comments#comment-4027584

very nice collection of images. 

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