Ron, I for one think the concrete and rebar shots are great for compositional study. I see some interesting elements such as complementary colors and a contrast between man-made and nature; some even show some hint of order in all that chaos.
Katie, I print at home with a Canon Pixma Pro-100, usually in A4 and A3+ size.
Some random B&W conversions from this weekend with the 50lux:
nice photos, everyone.
Edward: liked the one at the station (?) the best. nice light in most of them.
Adrian: liked the 3rd BW (construction site). the cement mixer seems to be tired.
here are few more from Ribe. All with the 35 summaron.
Ron - great compositions as always on the last couple of pages. Really enjoy reading your articles on your blog and particularly the lens comparisons which I have found extremely informative and helpful. I have had not much luck with the Super Elmar 21/3.4 and Leica - after receiving three copies of the lens from Leica that were all slightly de- centred (QC is not what it used to be!) decided to give the Voigtlander 21/1.8 a try and I am amazed how good this lens is. Very sharp and consistent and usable even wide open would strongly recommend it to anyone who needs a good WA lens .
Katie - love the images particularly the diptych - great PP and colour
Joakim - very cute bike picture
Gary - great b&w landscape really like the composition and clouds
Edward - thank you for the holiday trip is it Italy? - I find that the 11809 profile is also best for the Zeiss 25/2.8 ZM. - http://www.l-camera-forum.com/leica-forum/leica-m-lenses/248700-zeiss-zm-21mm-2-8-m9.html has a good breakdown of the codes that work best with zeiss lenses (you will need an account to see the table).
Manoj- the last two pictures should be postcards
Leica M Typ 240 with Zeiss C 35/2,8 ZM and Voigtlander 21/1.8
I don't really have anything new to post, but to celebrate the 1000th page, here's a semi-random selection of photos that I've posted in this thread. It's sorted in (very roughly) chronological order.
Denoir - thank you for the trip down memory lane. I have said this before, your first image with the X1 was a Volvo on page 3 that really spoke to me for some reason and kept me on this thread for the past 4 years.
