That guy is looking at you Allan, and asking WTF? B&W when you have that nice new color camera?
Nico gorgeous
Great work all. We are so lucky to play with these wonderful image making machines.
This guy is famous nature cinematographer now starting to present for BBC, and just back from scorpion infested shoot in Africa (where he grew up): Bob and Gina by unoh7, I first met him on a Kayak trip in Nepal.
Even with our unseasonal weather this year - 70 f - we still are having a "White Christmas". So what that the white isn't snow but rather cherry blossoms - in December!
Also a warm snowless one here in Southern Ontario... but I don't think any cherry blossoms!
Here are some photos from a few weeks ago when I was in Pittsburgh staying in the university district and stumbled across the Nationality_Rooms open house/Christmas celebration in the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning landmark tower.
Crafts and bake sale on the main floor of the Commons Room, a three-story Gothic hall:
From the second floor:
Some nationality-specific Christmas dancing:
From the third floor:
One of the Nationality Rooms... but don't recall which. It's got to be eastern European:
A few from the third floor of the vaulted ceiling...
I am running a little behind in cataloging and processing images. These were taken about a month ago at Alys Beach (Florida). All were shot late evening with the M240 and Super-Elmar-M 3.8/18 ASPH.
Happy holidays everyone. I'm catching up on lots of shots here; worldwide weather, new toys and one very special addition to the thread, congratulations Adam, great job!
Sydney has been wet and a little wild this Xmas, I'll probably get round to processing and sharing some pictures of it, around Easter.
These are from a few weeks ago, M246 w./28 Cron/50 Lux ASPH, not too far from where Cook, Banks and co. stopped by once upon a time.
I subsequently (and perhaps crazily) sold the M246 and went back to MM1, I just prefer the v1 too much - quirks and all - lesson learnt there. :/
I did use the extra cash for an M7 and scanner and am impatiently waiting for the store to reopen in January so I can get some rolls developed and hopefully share a few.
Well, we finally got some snow over here! When we moved to Sweden in 2010 we had two solid winters with 5+ months of snow on the ground. Since then we've barely had anything, which really sucks for the kids who love to go sledding and building stuff in the snow. Looks like this winter won't get much better but at least there's a bit now...
