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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Files” and s
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An Englishman in America

 

Thomas Moran from Bolton, England, is known as an “American” artist for his great American landscapes, including this breathtaking landscape of Grand Canyon in Yellowstone ( American Art Museum, Washington DC).

 

Leica T + Nikkor 17-55 mm, f/2.8

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Morning walk through the Willow Creek Recreation Area in Folsom, California: TL2/Lumix S 20-60 mm

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A nice afternoon walk around the farm, with new lambs everywhere.

Not the perfect combination camera and lens, but equally nice to carry just the same.

Cropped from the original.

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Tractor Fest. Leica T and WA zoom(now sold).

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Some more hellebore flowers, back-lit.

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I like it too, but it does look a bit overcooked?

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Hi Gary, yup I gave it a good roasting :-)) . Quite liked it. Below is the colour version, lightly poached. Tony.

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Hi Gary, yup I gave it a good roasting :-)) . Quite liked it. Below is the colour version, lightly poached. Tony.attachicon.gif3206209-1.jpg

I actually like the B&W better, but I do have a thing for B&W.

The colour is nice as well. Very nice. Straight out of camera or a bit of HDR? They are certainly "rich", both of them.

The now sold wide, it was the 11-23?

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Next to the hellebores, there is a nice Magnolia, the flowers are just starting to unfold.

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was this taken in the late morning ?

Next to the hellebores, there is a nice Magnolia, the flowers are just starting to unfold.

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was this taken in the late morning ?

Yes. I thought I'd have a better answer to the honest, reading the file info, but I had deleted the original, so all I had to go on was the time from the processing, which was about midday.

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coolio..wintery sky

Yes. I thought I'd have a better answer to the honest, reading the file info, but I had deleted the original, so all I had to go on was the time from the processing, which was about midday.

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I actually like the B&W better, but I do have a thing for B&W.

The colour is nice as well. Very nice. Straight out of camera or a bit of HDR? They are certainly "rich", both of them.

The now sold wide, it was the 11-23?

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Hi Gary, I can't say exactly what the processing was,it was done some ago,but it might have a touch of hdr. Yes it was the 11-23,optically a great lens,but I didn't like the bulk of it.For wide, I much prefer to use the CV15MM Mk1 with adaptor on the T.

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Hi Gary, I can't say exactly what the processing was,it was done some ago,but it might have a touch of hdr. Yes it was the 11-23,optically a great lens,but I didn't like the bulk of it.For wide, I much prefer to use the CV15MM Mk1 with adaptor on the T.

 

Ah ha, perfect (the T vs CV comment I mean).

I have been procrastinating about the 11-23 for a while, and had thought to buy it, but of late have decided against anything until after the new camera(s) arrive.

Part of the problem with the APS sized chip is the wide end, and my widest M lens is the humble 28mm. This gives a very slightly wide view but nothing to write home about.

So I have been thinking perhaps the CV15, but want to buy a used one, due costs.

The fact that you have one, after having the superb 11-23 buoys me, so I'll continue the search.

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Another from the river Wuemme, Worpswede.Leica T with 55-135. Tony.

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Ah ha, perfect (the T vs CV comment I mean).

I have been procrastinating about the 11-23 for a while, and had thought to buy it, but of late have decided against anything until after the new camera(s) arrive.

Part of the problem with the APS sized chip is the wide end, and my widest M lens is the humble 28mm. This gives a very slightly wide view but nothing to write home about.

So I have been thinking perhaps the CV15, but want to buy a used one, due costs.

The fact that you have one, after having the superb 11-23 buoys me, so I'll continue the search.

Gary

Hi Gary, just as a note, I wouldn't say that the cv15 is "better"than the T wide,my choice was driven more by the handling difference. The cv15 is no slouch though, the latest mk3 version apparently the best. But again I love the mk1 because of the size. Also the mk1 is easier on the pocket,when dosh is tight. I bought mine 3/4years back on amazon for 180€ Inc finder. I think I just got lucky. Tony.

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Artichoke. Leica T with CV58mm f1.4 SLii Nokton. Tony.

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