Re: FM Review: Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/3.5 E-mount
sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote: sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote:
This 1930's building is the former Gaumont/Odeon cinema and sits at the eastern end of Union Street in Plymouth. It hasn't been a cinema for a number of decades (usually a nightclub of some sort) and recently escaped becoming the headquarters of God TV. There's no certainty as to its future as is the case with many grand old buildings in this part of Plymouth.
Boy, I would really like to see Odeon #2 full size for corner resolution.
Will try and do that later today...
Thanks. Not a big deal, but I am always looking for an inexpensive 21mm to replace my Zeiss 21/2.8 ZF.
I enjoyed your photo of the Odeon. For me, that Art Deco period was the golden age of modern architecture. It is amazing that the era that brought us wonderful design, music, cinema, and architecture also produced Hitler and Stalin.
Here's a link to the raw - agree re art deco - a lot of it has been lost here in Plymouth due both to war and post war development
Re: FM Review: Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/3.5 E-mount
sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote: sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote:
This 1930's building is the former Gaumont/Odeon cinema and sits at the eastern end of Union Street in Plymouth. It hasn't been a cinema for a number of decades (usually a nightclub of some sort) and recently escaped becoming the headquarters of God TV. There's no certainty as to its future as is the case with many grand old buildings in this part of Plymouth.
Boy, I would really like to see Odeon #2 full size for corner resolution.
Will try and do that later today...
Thanks. Not a big deal, but I am always looking for an inexpensive 21mm to replace my Zeiss 21/2.8 ZF.
I enjoyed your photo of the Odeon. For me, that Art Deco period was the golden age of modern architecture. It is amazing that the era that brought us wonderful design, music, cinema, and architecture also produced Hitler and Stalin.
Here's a link to the raw - agree re art deco - a lot of it has been lost here in Plymouth due both to war and post war development
Re: FM Review: Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/3.5 E-mount
sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote: sandycrane wrote: davidflem wrote:
This 1930's building is the former Gaumont/Odeon cinema and sits at the eastern end of Union Street in Plymouth. It hasn't been a cinema for a number of decades (usually a nightclub of some sort) and recently escaped becoming the headquarters of God TV. There's no certainty as to its future as is the case with many grand old buildings in this part of Plymouth.
Boy, I would really like to see Odeon #2 full size for corner resolution.
Will try and do that later today...
Thanks. Not a big deal, but I am always looking for an inexpensive 21mm to replace my Zeiss 21/2.8 ZF.
I enjoyed your photo of the Odeon. For me, that Art Deco period was the golden age of modern architecture. It is amazing that the era that brought us wonderful design, music, cinema, and architecture also produced Hitler and Stalin.
Here's the full size image (hope this is within forum rules) - agree re art deco - a lot of it has been lost here in Plymouth due both to war and post war development
