Sammy, geez man, you certainly set off a trip down the ole rabbit hole for me when you shared that tidbit about "This is War". Since then, I finally went and visited the most excellent war museum we have here, got 3 of Duncan's books, picked up a WWII ebook, and have watched a few documentary's on WW1 and WW2 and am about to watch a few more on the Korean and Vietnam Wars. BTW folks, they were all on YouTube, so really interesting coverage available for free. Duncan's books led to me lusting for the Nikon Film RF again which sent me down the Leica and Nikon S3 rabbit holes which sent me down the RF lens hole. Shaking my head! All that lead to me getting behind the lens again and producing all this black and white base of photos. Thanks man for all the fun you unleashed. Oh, not to mention subscribing to the Nikon Historical Society!
Here are a few more from yesterday, as well as a few from today. I just didn't like the pictures I took today, so I will just post these two which will be the last in this series. Lets see, these were with the M and the 50 F/1.2 and the 28 F/2 today and the 18 F/3.5 yesterday.
As a side note, these seem to work well on the M and I will be trying some of the smaller lenses I have this week, the the 35 F/2, 50 F/1. 85 F/2, 105 F/2, ect and see how they work.
