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Dear friends, thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words.

 

During this Cherry Blossoms season in Washington DC, I did not have my camera to take some shots of this beautiful but too short period. But allow me to offer you one from last year.

 

Leica T + Angenieux 35-70 mm (I believe)

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Illuminated: TL2/18-56mm

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Leica TL2 and 18-56mm lens at 18mm.

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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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Dear friends, thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words.

 

During this Cherry Blossoms season in Washington DC, I did not have my camera to take some shots of this beautiful but too short period. But allow me to offer you one from last year.

 

Leica T + Angenieux 35-70 mm (I believe)

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Thank you for that.  Hope you get your 'T' back soon!

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Here is a photo taken by my beloved T and 18-56mm:


 

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Not the lens or camera I would have chosen, but the T with the 18-56 managed to get this shot.

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Blooming Bogbean at the pond margin

 

T/55-135

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TL / 135mm f/3.4 APO Tely-M

 

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Here is a photo from my beloved T with 135mm Elmar-M:

 

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Here is a photo from my beloved T with 135mm Elmar-M:

 

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Here is a photo from my beloved T with 135mm Elmar-M:

 

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Here is a photo from my beloved T with 135mm Elmar-M:

 

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Here are a few Black and Whites from my Cuba trip. Leica T with 18-56.

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Second one. 18-56

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T + 11-23mm

 

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I'll let Louis guess the city. As for the country, I think it's obvious. :p 

 

 

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It reminds me a little of Ouchy when I was in a boarding school not far from there!... But I am sure Ouchy has changed a lot and expended much since then,  and it can't be Ouchy!...

But that white castle reminds me very much of Nyon!... Therefore; I go for Nyon!... ;) 

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It reminds me a little of Ouchy when I was in a boarding school not far from there!... But I am sure Ouchy has changed a lot and expended much since then,  and it can't be Ouchy!...

But that white castle reminds me very much of Nyon!... Therefore; I go for Nyon!... ;)

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Good guess!

 

You win... more pictures from Switzerland.

 

Here is Ouchy (T + 18-56mm)

 

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OK, back in the fold, third time lucky I hope. Now all I need is a Visoflex and M-T adapter and I'm complete.

First shots were random grand-children ones, but this mantis was about so I slipped an Elpro on the 18-56 and shot a couple. Needed a tripod and decent time and effort, but got this anyway.

Gary

 

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Thank you Louis, glad to be back.

Film has taken a fair bit of the attention, and I certainly love shooting/processing etc, but the digital side is nice too.

The X-Vario is a fantastic camera, but the T is "weird, quirky", etc, and it is nice to be back with it.

Gary

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