aFrIcanSH wrote:
I think these were from Friday, but i've family living nearby so I'll often be roaming about there when I visit.
(Side note I think if I saw the Q in person it would reinvigorate my currently quelled gear lust. I've yet to see "live" and hold one...have to steer clear)
After what we've talked about.. I think the M240+50Lux will be a good fit for you, for a while (There will always be something to buy.)
Great to see everyone's shots, wow at the Rockies and love the first set of portraits relms. Still catching up on several pages of new captures.
My 90AA finally (5 months) returned from repair (aperture failure), hooray. Very excited to be using it again.
For now, catching up on a busy few weeks, starting with a sunny winter afternoon at the beach with M9/50 Lux.
edwardkaraa wrote:
Hmmm, why did you need to zoom in 500% on the center of that image, Gary?
Very nice set by the way!
Just doing some lens testing Edward - no other reason.... I actually like the guy to the left sneaking a look while using the old "scratching the ear" technique.
Gary Clennan wrote:
Just doing some lens testing Edward - no other reason.... I actually like the guy to the left sneaking a look while using the old "scratching the ear" technique.
Indeed that's a great moment you caught there Gary
Gary, great set with very vivid colors. Considering the food served I certainly hope you had some vegetables when you got home Is there anything you can't have deep fried in a place like that?
Charlie, #3 is great. The combination of colors is what I appreciate most.
coogee, clever b&w.
Werner, nice timing. A little mysterious.
Somewhere, recently, I read something about "still frames from imaginary movies" - someone referencing a book, or someone's work, I'm not sure. The concept has become a little bit of an obsession.
Malibu, CA, 2015 - M240, Zeiss Biogon 25/2.8, "double exposed" through Analog Efex Pro
This page really shows to me, the special quality of the M9/MM CCD. The crispness and the colour palette of the first shot by Coogee is exactly what i love about the M9. And Charlie and Rene's shots just reinforced that.
Here are a few more from Saturday's trip to Destin Harbor. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the logo on the visor in the first shot until I imported into Lightroom. I would love to shoot some volleyball action.
All shot with M246 and 50 Cron AA.
(There will always be something to buy.)
