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Leica LovingHere are three shots from the latest roll of film through the Leica, Matt B has some he should post when he can that he took (some really nice ones).
I personally really like the Bus Lane, and so far have chosen to show the entire frame rather then crop or clone out the little hints of objects around the edge of the frame. The Block has had a little perspective correction on it, care of a 1am tutorial from Stubbsy I can now fix my architecture and make my lines straighter. And the other is a shot Katie hates, but I don't mind it.
Something about these photos really makes me want a Leica Refer to avatar
Lovely tones to them Craig!!
I kinda like all of them and how nice to see rooley trooley grain again. I had almost forgotten. Ah! The last one in B&W is interesting. Good light and a cheeky angle of the head.
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Man, I would love to buy an old Leica.
I liked how the processed was done on the second pic. Has a 'metropolis' look about it
i think the Leica camera is god but the way it makes you feel to hold such a crafted camera probably pushes you to take more time in composing yoru image so in that sense if the camera inspires the photographer its a great camera
this is analagous to driving a shitbox toyota compared to drivign a bmw your state of mind changes i like the meaning and composition and lines of 1st great victorian tone on the 2nd where the hell is that buildign its cool and katie reminds me of some classic portrait shot just cant remember right now Wendell Levi Teodoro
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