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By chance, I stumbled upon this amazing performance, and I was very happy to spend some joyful time with these little actors. Goodbye, Barcelona!
BTW, All these photos were taken with this cute Voigtlander 28mm f/2 Ultron.
kinetic wrote:
Just got my copy of the Voigtlander 28mm Ultron II! I took it out with me on a portrait shoot that really required a lot of context for a few of the shots.
It's super small and feels great to shoot with. The focus ring and the tab feels just right. The optical quality was just fantastic, even wide open at f/2.
Wow. Beautiful images and a beautiful woman. Great job.
Fred Miranda wrote:
Great shots with the CV 28 f/2. I've always wanted to see this in person. I'll try to plan a trip to Barcelona during a performance.
Thanks!
Barcelona is worth exploring thoroughly; I think this small powerful lens would be perfect for its narrow alleys.
Paris is a flowing feast!
One more set shots in Paris. Personally, I think there are too many things worth shooting here. In this sense, Paris is a flowing feast, as Hemingway said.
Most of those are taken by this CV 28 F2 Ultron lens.
A flowing story ~ Shawan Piaose
Shawan Piaose is a distinctive traditional folk art activity in Shawan Town, Guangzhou, China. Originating from the Beidi Birthday deity parade and temple fair competitions in the mid-Ming Dynasty, it belongs to the Shehuo performance genre.
Because the invisible material is used to fix the Piaose little actors, these little actors look like they are floating in the air, which is also the origin of the name Piaose which is floating color in Chinese.
Some pics taken in Shawan Piaose by this cute lens.
ledes wrote:
I heard this lens will be discontinued. Does anyone know why?
I was thinking about getting it to pair it with my 28 lux (on film), but my last voigtlander was the 28mm color skopar and maybe it was my copy but I was very disappointed with performance
With it being Cosina, one never knows how long this will hold true, so I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually discontinue it again. Certainly it's only a matter of when, but I think the surprise here was how quickly it was discontinued the first time around.
I was born in northern Sweden. Moved to Stockholm when I was very young. Living in Norway now (very happy with it). But since I lived in Stockholm some years I still visit it almost every year.
