I had the pleasure of having some breakfast outside near these two men. Their conversation was 100% cars for the entire time I was there. First one telling something about one of his, then the other, then a different car, and different aspect of it. Which prompted a memory of yet a different car, or another attribute of one.
It was like listening to episodes of "This is your life." as the bits and pieces of information flowed randomly ... each accompanied with a fondness in presentation.
I've posted this image before in this thread, but now — hey, it's covid — here is a reprocessed version, cropped to the 3:4 aspect ratio to match the page-size of a possible book project.
M10 | DR Summicron 50 | ISO 400 | f/5.6 | 1/60 sec | Bangkok
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airfrogusmc wrote:
I really like #1 Bob though both are good. How do you like the 35 Nokton?
Thank you Allen,
I use it most often. Some reviews speak of it unfavorably but I've not found this copy any problem, perhaps the crop (APS H) omits the cited edge areas? I enjoy the small size and weight.
I also have the 21/4 and 50/1.5 which serve me well. Curiously I find myself less inclined to change lenses as frequently as when shooting Fuji. The "M8" is a different ballgame and mindset.
Maybe one day I'll get to shoot a real Leica lens, but I'm not adding that, and FF, to my bucket list