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M11-D w/50mm Summilux ASPH

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Leica M11-P with 50mm summilux. 
Taken in Le Couvent de La Tourette made by Le Corbusier. 
 

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M11 Skopar 50mm f2 @f16

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We have a local Cafe that also sells dried flowers. They have small bunches tied to the beams to dry.

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The legendary Nick Ut shares his war photography, including the iconic 'Napalm Girl' image. M11-P with 35mm APO

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22 minutes ago, Gavin G said:

including the iconic 'Napalm Girl'

Interesting as this is obviously fairly recent. Did he mention the disputed authorship.

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6 hours ago, pedaes said:

Interesting as this is obviously fairly recent. Did he mention the disputed authorship.

This is off-topic and belongs in Barnack's Bar.

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4 hours ago, SrMi said:

This is off-topic and belongs in Barnack's Bar.

The photo was correctly posted in the M11 images thread (it was taken with an M11) and the follow up question was linked to the photo.  How could the question be asked in a different forum when the photo doesn’t appear in that forum?

Apologies for what is probably a meaningless question 🙂

Incidentally, I am more intrigued by Nick Ut’s camera, which seems to be a M11 (looks like it has the battery release) but with a special leather covering.  @Gavin G can you comment?

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1 hour ago, T25UFO said:

The photo was correctly posted in the M11 images thread (it was taken with an M11) and the follow up question was linked to the photo.  How could the question be asked in a different forum when the photo doesn’t appear in that forum?

Apologies for what is probably a meaningless question 🙂

Incidentally, I am more intrigued by Nick Ut’s camera, which seems to be a M11 (looks like it has the battery release) but with a special leather covering.  @Gavin G can you comment?

The discussion about the authenticity of the Napalm Girl photograph would certainly be contentious and lively, something that would work better in Barnack's Bar. Please note that I am not a moderator, and this is only my opinion. However, I should have written the post in a more complaisant style:

"Please consider discussing the controversy of Napalm Girl outside the image thread."

 

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1 hour ago, T25UFO said:

The photo was correctly posted in the M11 images thread (it was taken with an M11) and the follow up question was linked to the photo.  How could the question be asked in a different forum when the photo doesn’t appear in that forum?

Apologies for what is probably a meaningless question 🙂

Incidentally, I am more intrigued by Nick Ut’s camera, which seems to be a M11 (looks like it has the battery release) but with a special leather covering.  @Gavin G can you comment?

Looks like a Q camera to me. 

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15 hours ago, pedaes said:

Interesting as this is obviously fairly recent. Did he mention the disputed authorship.

Someone asked, still owned by AP. Full report may refer to below link:

https://www.worldpressphoto.org/collection/photo-contest/1973/the-terror-of-war-poy/1

https://www.worldpressphoto.org/news/2025/authorship-attribution-suspended-for-the-terror-of-war

https://www.worldpressphoto.org/getmedia/8fc4aec2-ab88-4d99-9fee-a20db9e4e6e4/WPP_2025_The-Terror-of-War_full-investigative-report.pdf

End up still up to you believe or not, but as long AP standing with him.

 

4 hours ago, T25UFO said:

The photo was correctly posted in the M11 images thread (it was taken with an M11) and the follow up question was linked to the photo.  How could the question be asked in a different forum when the photo doesn’t appear in that forum?

Apologies for what is probably a meaningless question 🙂

Incidentally, I am more intrigued by Nick Ut’s camera, which seems to be a M11 (looks like it has the battery release) but with a special leather covering.  @Gavin G can you comment?

It's Q3, and he also owned the SL3. These days, he shoots with digital instead of film.

 

Just sharing a few Q&A I recall from the session.

Q: What camera was used to shoot the 'Napalm Girl' photo?
N: Leica M2.

Q: Film or digital?
N: Digital for fast and convenient.

Q: Q or M system?
N: Q the current choice, but the M still holds a special place in my heart.

Q: How many cameras and how much equipment did you carry during that time?
N:  Two Leicas, additionally two Nikons and 50 rolls of film.

Q: Would you return to war photography today?
N: I’ve been invited, but it’s not for me anymore because I’m not young.

Q: Have you ever been shot at while doing war photography?
N: Yes, three times.

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My friend's M4-P signed by Nick Ut

 

Above images shot by M11-P with 35mm APO

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Resurrection after the Danube flood last September

M11 Apo-Summicron-m/35 f2,8 1/400 COP

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M11 Apo 35mm f2 @f2 

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Detroit Grand Prix

M11-D | 35mm APO Summicron

 

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