Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book at this url: Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable.
Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here. Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable.
Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here. Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable.
Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book [url=]here[/url]" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here. Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable.
Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here (8:30 minutes). Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable.
Adam and Pandorf, thanks. I considered the previous version (Summilux-35 ASPH) but couldn\'t find one here in Paris — I like to see and try a lens before buying it — and the price and condition were compelling.
Also, I was impressed by Anton Kuster\'s book, Yakuza, which was shot entirely with the 35FLE on the M9. You can see 30 shots from the book here and a somewhat \"floating\" leaf-through the whole book " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">here (8:30 minutes). Apart from the fascinating story of the book, Kuster handles the bokeh and the colors beautifully.
Not to be compared with Kuster\'s book I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\" here.
The title, “Alone in Bangkok”, echoes the English title of Hans Fallada\'s German wartime novel, \"Alone in Berlin\". As one reviewer wrote, this masterpiece has \"its emphasis on the solitude in which moral choices are made\".
My book reflects the current situation in Thailand whose capital, Bangkok, has grown exponentially in recent decades through migration of people from the countryside.This massive inflow has created the current economic and political upheavals in a huge, chaotic, tropical city — one that has experienced rapid economic and social change under the impact of modernization: The village mentality of personal relations and deference of the earlier traditional and static society is being transformed and eroded by the more anonymous life of a mega-city, in which the the interaction of social classes becomes less fixed and more brittle, as the position of individuals in the society can change in directions that for many people are stressful and not easily identifiable or predictable
I have just completed the first edit of a book project called Alone in Bangkok (95 pictures) of which you can download a pdf file of a 31-image \"essay\"