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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 + Tele-Elmar 135/4

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50mm Summilux

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50mm Summilux

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M10M  Noctilux-095

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A few from Huntington Beach recently....

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Some more photos of the Lancia Fulvia at Jughandle from last week. All with M10 Monochrom and a 1972 Summilux 35mm lens, fitted with green filter. 

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Fulvia at Jughandle #1
 

Fulvia at Jughandle #2

A bit of the dashboard and interior view.. 

Fulvia at Jughandle #3

There had been a couple of stickers on the rear window for years when I got the Fulvia. Evidently, they'd etched the glass subtly and the morning mist on the window brought them back.

Fulvia at Jughandle #4

The M10 Monochrom is such an inspiring camera to work with! :D

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Awakening early in a quiet house on my short road trip, I made my way to the kitchen and was immediately struck with the beautiful, soft morning light. I had the Summilux 35mm lens on the camera and snapped a photo ... 

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Kitchen Window #1 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022

 

After that, my eye was drawn to the details of the scene. I switched to the Summarit-M 75mm and homed in on them. 

Kitchen Window #2 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022
 

Kitchen Window #3 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022
 

Kitchen Window #4 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022

 

Kitchen Window #5 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022
 

Kitchen Window #6 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022

Kitchen Window #7 - Jughandle Creek Farmhouse 2022

All made at ISO 640 to 12,500, aperture settings from f/2.4 to f/4. 

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Nezu Shrine, Tokyo

M10R + 50 Summilux ASPH

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M10M and 50mm Summilux ASPH

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M10M  35 Summilux 1.4 ASPH

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Q: What is wrong with this picture? (yes, It was taken with the Monochrom)

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Pensive - 35 Summicron 800 iso 

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11 hours ago, overexposed said:

surely PS neural filter, look at the sky, typical for PSs neural filter, the rest though is nicely done

Correct! Have tried this several times with Monochrom files, with varying results. The sky is weird in this one, but overall I quite like the effect. 

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M10M + 28 Elmarit ASPH

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Spring run off at the rock slides on Great Brook, Otis, ME USA.

f/2.8 28mm Elmarit-M. 1/30s @ f/11.

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