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M10 M.  35mm summilux. all auto:  ISO 8000.  1/250. f5.6. no filter.  SilverEfx3

Shake Shake.  shot from the waist, perspective corrected..

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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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M10M / APO Summicron 35 / Orange filter / real fog.

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A misty morning in Crystal Cove

M10-M / 50 APO Cron

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sorry for the absence but after buying the 50 Lux, I only photographed beautiful girls

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M10M  35 Summilux 1.4 ASPH

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M10M  35 Summilux 1.4 ASPH

 

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Things you can see in a puddle

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M10-M, 35 1.4 asph FLE

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M10-M, 35 1.4 asph FLE  photo cropped

Hawking his art

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Woodland light and shade.  M10M, VM 35mm Nokton III f1.2.

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The Old Veteran -- Monterey Cypress, Point Lobos

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Leica M-Leica M-9, no filters, "In coming Fog chasing a sail boat" 

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Woodland views this afternoon.  M10M, 50mm Noctilux f1 v4.

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White Ambrella...

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M10M - 50mm Summilux pre-asph. (black lack paint)

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Tattoo...

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M10M - 50mm Summilux pre-asph. (black lack paint)

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Elderly laurels.

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M10M, 50mm f1 v4.

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Not overly motivated to get out for pictures too much at the moment, partly due to the weather - it's too hot and humid to move in the mad metropolis of Tokyo - and also the feeling that I'm creatively in a rut. I need a change of scenery (as so many of us do, in the current pandemic). Will try to snap out of it by focusing on the ordinary. Nothing is more ordinary <yawn> than mooching about down by the Sumida River. Note to self: must do better. 

M10M + 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH. Slight extra grain added in LR.

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Rose in early sunlight

M10M with Apo Summicron 50mm

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Woodland light & shade.

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M10M, 50mm f1 v4.

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White lotus.

M10M, Nokton 50mm, Yellow Filter

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23 hours ago, nodrog said:

Not overly motivated to get out for pictures too much at the moment, partly due to the weather - it's too hot and humid to move in the mad metropolis of Tokyo - and also the feeling that I'm creatively in a rut. I need a change of scenery (as so many of us do, in the current pandemic). Will try to snap out of it by focusing on the ordinary. Nothing is more ordinary <yawn> than mooching about down by the Sumida River. Note to self: must do better. 

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I agree that Pandemic effects our mood and creativity -- we feel constricted but good photographers, as Ruth Bernhard remarked,  can make interesting photos of anything (i.e. Besides classically lite nudes she photographed a smashed tin tea pot run over by a truck -- it is a classic). Edward Weston made iconic photos of Peppers. In your photo I like the gentle curve of the steps/retaining wall along the straight path. I think that might be the photo composition rather than the vast river and skyline. Just a thought keep making photos!! CHIPS

 

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