designdog wrote:
Not a great photo, but what a cutie! Chloe Mae, our Border Collie, passed recently after 14 years, and we were compelled to find a puppy. His name is Rowdy. And he is!
Rowdy is definitely a cutie. May Rowdy bring you many years of delight and joy just as Chloe May brought you when she was a member of your family. I can see from the picture Rowdy is excited to be in the family, just look at that happy smile and the twinkle in the eye.
One day you will be reunited with Chloe May in heaven. Til then Chloe May is running free as a bird in the heavens and Rowdy will give and receive lots of love.
Thanks for the thought. Border Collies are really something else. However, they are very difficult to manual focus, especially if you are trying to get one of the eyes!
Jonathon - Lovely saturation and detail in that mural.
Great colour shots Allen - doesn't look like Chicago!
I got out shooting again with my M9 - happiness!
Just to show how frustrated I was to shoot with it and due to receiving it on dusk, I took two shots inside on the first evening, one of them being my computer screen (featuring a recent airshow shot) ...
lenticular11 wrote:
Jonathon - Lovely saturation and detail in that mural.
Great colour shots Allen - doesn't look like Chicago!
I got out shooting again with my M9 - happiness!
Just to show how frustrated I was to shoot with it and due to receiving it on dusk, I took two shots inside on the first evening, one of them being my computer screen (featuring a recent airshow shot) ...
A few from film again taken last Sunday - Leica M6, Leica 35/2 vers. IV, Ilford PanF+50 @ ISO 50, developed in Xtol (1:2). Digitized with Plustek 8200 Ai and SilverFast 8.
Allen, I think I see one female in this shot above, however I could be mistaken of course
Awesome timing with 'the Marilyn shot'.
Your Florida lamps shot reminded me of a very early M8 shot I took when travelling back to Australia through Abu Dhabi, in January 2013. It made me realise that I was dealing with something really special, in even a humble M8 and CV35 f/1.4 Nokton Classic and that reinforced my love of rangefinders after only a couple of weeks experience.
Out and about today, mainly seeing former work colleagues, not snapping.
Abu Dhabi shopping mall, January 2013: M8, CV35 f/1.4 Nokton Classic. f4, 1/90s, ISO160
'Tower of Power' Voigtländer 35 f/1.2 Nokton I, M9
lenticular11 wrote: airfrogusmc wrotehttps://pbase.com/airfrogusmc/image/169306568.jpgAllen, I think I see one female in this shot above, however I could be mistaken of course
Awesome timing with 'the Marilyn shot'.
Thanks and yes it is a man on the left and a woman on the right with the pole dividing with some gender bending in the backgtound. I did get a bit lucky and was hoping the woman on the right stayed exactly where she was so all you see is her arm so you really have to look at the photograph to see it is a man on the left and a womans arm on the right pointing (GOOD CATCH on your part), I was curious to see who would see it. The cloths are the only thing giving it away.
On the Marilyn shot the woman on the bike and the poster in the theater window have very similar profiles.
airfrogusmc wrote: lenticular11 wroteairfrogusmc wrotehttps://pbase.com/airfrogusmc/image/169306568.jpgAllen, I think I see one female in this shot above, however I could be mistaken of course
Awesome timing with 'the Marilyn shot'.Thanks and yes it is a man on the left and a woman on the right with the pole dividing with some gender bending in the backgtound. I did get a bit lucky and was hoping the woman on the right stayed exactly where she was so all you see is her arm so you really have to look at the photograph to see it is a man on the left and a womans arm on the right pointing (GOOD CATCH on your part), I was curious to see who would see it. The cloths are the only thing giving it away.
On the Marilyn shot the woman on the bike and the poster in the theater window have very similar profiles.
The lanterns shot, great minds think alike. ...Show more →
I had to go back and check out the arm drama! I did not notice upon first look. Very cool.