Canyongazer
Canyongazer
Thanks for starting this thread, Max. Surely, it is destined to become even more and more interesting/fun/informative as more and more Q's get into the hands of all the good photographers here on RFF.
Although my favorite FL is 50mm I've always enjoyed and admired 28mm images but have to work hard to use it myself.
IMO, a 28 makes for complex compositions,--- I must pause and consider before releasing the shutter. It also challenges me to get closer to the subject than my typical comfort zone. But there ARE rewards!
As you rightly pointed out, Photon42, "a challenge, but isn't life about that?
Although my favorite FL is 50mm I've always enjoyed and admired 28mm images but have to work hard to use it myself.
IMO, a 28 makes for complex compositions,--- I must pause and consider before releasing the shutter. It also challenges me to get closer to the subject than my typical comfort zone. But there ARE rewards!
As you rightly pointed out, Photon42, "a challenge, but isn't life about that?
robert blu
quiet photographer
No more Q pictures?
robert
robert
danielsterno
making soup from mud
would love to see in door low light- restaurant/bar etc….
robert blu
quiet photographer
me too ....it's what I' m waiting for! Please if anyone has a few post them, thanks...
robert
I don't think this camera is easy to get still... typical Leica.
jcrutcher
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L1000708.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000706.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000687-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
L1000679-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
jcrutcher
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I'll take some low light shots this weekend. I haven't done it either.
jcrutcher
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TrippG
Newbie
New to the forum, but I rented it the other week. Figured I would throw a few shots into this thread.
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
and lastly a macro
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
and lastly a macro
Untitled by Tripp Girdler, on Flickr
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icebear
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Some fooling around with a new toy ... after dark.
crop of the above:
And yes here to essential pet shot
crop of the above:
And yes here to essential pet shot
jcrutcher
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Hallidie Building in San Francisco (1918) Converted in PS CC
untitled-64-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on Flickr
Icebear, you do great work no matter what you shoot!
untitled-64-Edit.jpg by Jim Crutcher, on FlickrIcebear, you do great work no matter what you shoot!
icebear
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Oh thanks , just enjoying what I do.
, just enjoying what I do.
icebear
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Here a couple of more shots:
All full frame, sharpening off, noice red. off.
Starting with some marco food porn
The following 3 shots by Mrs. Icebear...
All full frame, sharpening off, noice red. off.
Starting with some marco food porn
The following 3 shots by Mrs. Icebear...
jlindstrom
Established
From Thursday. My home town holds a small event annually, when they fire up the Christmas lighting on the main street. This portrait was taken at the market place where the main event was.
//Juha
//Juha
lynnb
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^^Juha, that's a lovely portrait in low light. What ISO and aperture was used?
thanks,
thanks,
thart2009
Tom Hart
icebear
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OK, here we go with some more Q shots :
A sweeet little camera!
A sweeet little camera!
icebear
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Here a couple of more shots, since I took a lot of family pictures over the Holidays, here only the left overs :
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Kent
Finally at home...
If you're looking for Q-photos, check out this blog:
www.leicakuh.de
("Kuh" is the German word for "cow" and it is pronounced just like the letter "Q" in German. So, it's a pun.)
www.leicakuh.de
("Kuh" is the German word for "cow" and it is pronounced just like the letter "Q" in German. So, it's a pun.)
icebear
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ref. Leicakuh ...
Sorry what's the point of a blog about the Leica Q without a single color shot?
Yeah, I did read the comment about "color is overrated" but get a Monochrome when you want to photograph in b&w.
Sorry what's the point of a blog about the Leica Q without a single color shot?
Yeah, I did read the comment about "color is overrated" but get a Monochrome when you want to photograph in b&w.