I was just there on a rainy afternoon. About 45 minutes bt fast train from my home in Italy. There is a really good Leica Store just around the corner. It s a wonderful area to spend the day photographing. So many opportunities with interesting architecture, people, and events going on.
1bwana1 wrote:
I was just there on a rainy afternoon. About 45 minutes bt fast train from my home in Italy. There is a really good Leica Store just around the corner. It s a wonderful area to spend the day photographing. So many opportunities with interesting architecture, people, and events going on.
I didn't have such a wonderful experience at that Leica store. Walked in with nobody there was thinking of buying an SL3...My wife was looking at some other stuff, looking for a pen for her sofert...The 2 employees were busy talking about something important and completely ignored us. We left wondering how exactly they do business when 2 travelers with $ walk in and can't get help, not even a "buongiorno".
I did enjoy the area though, we stayed at the Hyatt attached to the Galleria. Felt like we could get anywhere in the city from there.
Did you make it onto the Cuillin Ridge when you were there? (Needs reasonable weather, though; I’ve never thought it worth venturing up there if visibility is limited.)
Matt Kerby wrote:
Daughter graduated the University of Washington this year..
SL(601) with Sigma 50/1.2 and 75 Summilux and a couple Godox off camera flashes
