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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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Foggy morning

Leica M11-p & 35mm Summilux

 

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M11+21mm Super-Elmar-M Audience watching fireworks. The light exploding in the background is from a street light. The haze is a combination of the smoke from the fireworks with humidity. The rain

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M11-P with 50 Summilux.

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Voigtlander 35mm/1.5 Nokton ASPH I

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Really good! on average I like a painterly photograph more than a documentary one and this does it for me!

Sadly I don’t always practice what I preach. 

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Really good! on average I like a painterly photograph more than a documentary one and this does it for me!

Sadly I don’t always practice what I preach. 

Thanks @Derbyshire Man.  Was so nice to go wandering for a good chunk of the day just doing photography - haven't had a chance to do that in a while and a new camera just kind of invigorates you and maybe makes you look around differently.  Not the Leica per-se but just having a mindset of 'finding' something for your new camera that's interesting. I got really lucky here, the sun barely came out and it was flat as a pancake all day, but there were a couple of short little hints like here.  

I've seen quite a few of your images here and am impressed - really like your style.  Actually I haven't thought about B&W since I was a kid with an Olympus film camera, but yours and others here and around the web etc have really got me thinking about it again.  I got another pic that was so flat it just felt dull in colour, but better in B&W.  If I manage to get anything better out of it I'll stick it here.

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M11-P / 35m Summilux

This was taken on a  very dull day with  'flat' light 

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Thanks @Derbyshire Man.  Was so nice to go wandering for a good chunk of the day just doing photography - haven't had a chance to do that in a while and a new camera just kind of invigorates you and maybe makes you look around differently.  Not the Leica per-se but just having a mindset of 'finding' something for your new camera that's interesting. I got really lucky here, the sun barely came out and it was flat as a pancake all day, but there were a couple of short little hints like here.  

I've seen quite a few of your images here and am impressed - really like your style.  Actually I haven't thought about B&W since I was a kid with an Olympus film camera, but yours and others here and around the web etc have really got me thinking about it again.  I got another pic that was so flat it just felt dull in colour, but better in B&W.  If I manage to get anything better out of it I'll stick it here.

Please do!

I realise that one can create images with any camera but I do find I enter the zen state more quickly and fully with a M (and even more so with more than one M!) than any of my other cameras like my Canon/Fuji gear. As long of course as the subject fits the tool. Football for example would not be zen at all!

As I said elsewhere here a couple of weeks ago I spent an early morning from just after dawn in Chania with an M11D with voigtlander 28mm nokton, M11P with summilux 50mm and M11M with 1976 pre asph 35mm summilux and it was absolute bliss. Then again it damn well should be for the cost! I find changing lenses kills it a bit but x100 with the 35mm equivalent and something different on the Leica is pretty good but very rapidly has me wishing I’d brought two Leica bodies. Where the Fuji beats the Leica is in the rain where one hand can hold the umbrella and the other the camera. It’s not impossible with the Leica by any means and there are no end of seminal shots taken in the snow/rain etc but it is easier!

I used to bring the Fuji thinking I’d use it where autofocus would be an advantage but then discovered that never really materialised!

Anyway, back to your photo, great combination of light and artistic vision. 

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Crowley Lake columns, CA

28mm Elmarit 

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18mm Zeiss 

 

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Afterglow

The panorama was merged from 3 single shots taken from the tripod with the Noctilux 75mm f1.25. It was taken at dusk at Setzberg. On the right side we can see the mountains of Tegernsee, more left behind the chains of Karwendel and Wetterstein with Zugspitze in the center of the picture.

 

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M11+35APO-M

Relaxing and getting some inspiration.

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APO-Telyt 3.4/135mm

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M11M 21 SEM. Unfortunately you can see the Lightroom induced fresnel effect. When I get half a second I'll redo in C1 which doesn't do it (yes, lens correction is turned off!)

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M11M 21 SEM

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M11D 50mm summilux FLE2 1.4

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M11D+Summicron40mm

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M11 / 28 elmarit
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