Huss - your last two (few?) M3 shots have been awesome; I particularly liked the beach surf scene in its simplicity and composition.
Edward - that 400 ISO film (and your camera/lens and eye) are giving excellent colour and definition.
Allen - glad you could find some time to get out and share more of those great street captures.
Here's an IR shot, a 6-shot pano, taken yesterday on a hot day... VM35 f/1.2 Nokton I on Leica M8.2, with 665nm IR filter.
The Globe Inn is the oldest accommodation building in the town of Yass, dating from about 1845. It was first used in this role by an ex-convict, a Mr Quail. Real Australian colonial history!
We stayed in the only room left, the former kitchen on the LHS of the shot. There was no air-conditioning in this room and we had left 38deg C in Canberra about 45mins drive to the South. We slept all night (fitfully) with fans running.
lenticular11 wrote:
Huss - your last two (few?) M3 shots have been awesome; I particularly liked the beach surf scene in its simplicity and composition.
Edward - that 400 ISO film (and your camera/lens and eye) are giving excellent colour and definition.
Allen - glad you could find some time to get out and share more of those great street captures.
Here's an IR shot, a 6-shot pano, taken yesterday on a hot day... VM35 f/1.2 Nokton I on Leica M8.2, with 665nm IR filter.
The Globe Inn is the oldest accommodation building in the town of Yass, dating from about 1845. It was first used in this role by an ex-convict, a Mr Quail. Real Australian colonial history!
We stayed in the only room left, the former kitchen on the LHS of the shot. There was no air-conditioning in this room and we had left 38deg C in Canberra about 45mins drive to the South. We slept all night (fitfully) with fans running. ...Show more →
Thank you very much David! It’s a great privilege to be able to enjoy your work and everyone else’s on this awesome thread.