Funnily enough, I didn't think that the colours in that one were as striking as I would have liked, although perhaps shooting through glass had a lot to do with that. Like many, I find myself missing the M9 colour although I know some claim it's possible to reproduce the look by suitable PP of M240 files.
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Walking around Waikiki with the Leica SL 601 and Noctilux 50mm asph.
Here's an old school Hawaiian surfer at sunset.
First thought was Santa Claus, second thought Sean Connery.
Loved catching up on the past few pages while I've been away. Hope you all had a great Christmas with your families and loved ones! Also, Allen I'm glad to see you got your Monochrom back! There's definitely a special something about that camera and it shines through in your work particularly.
I'm just settling back in at home and starting to go through some of the shots I took in Yosemite. I didn't get to actually shoot a ton since we got snowed in but I'll have some things to share soon. Still have to process my film as well!
Here's a couple to share from the park itself, both with the M10 and 35 FLE. I'll have more soon but I have to figure out how to best process the files I shot with the old Canon lens. It definitely doesn't have the same resolution characteristics of the FLE which I'm discovering now that I'm reviewing the images so it'll likely be a lens I reserve for film usage I imagine.
For all those experiencing a chilly winter.
Here's the Leica SL and Noctilux 50mm in Hawaii.
This is a photo of a wave at Pipeline on the northshore of Oahu.
A few surfers and beachgoers on Christmas Day.
Aloha.
This picture is at Dan Sing Khon, a town on the Burmese border. The view is the side of a jewelry shop, where people simply dump garbage, mostly plastic bags. Bangkok is generally a clean city, and so are small villages throughout Thailand. But in towns throughout the country, where populations of various ethnic groups have have migrated and where traditional village life has broken down and modern city government has not yet emerged, garbage just piles up.