Shooting with a rangefinder can be a challenge capturing the decisive moment. Especially when shooting “wide open”.
ISO 200 1/1000 sec f1.4 35mm (Leica M typ 240, Leica 35mm summilux FLE, LR5)
Not fast enough
Waiting to Bloom
Asymmetry
Indiana Sunset part 2
Here’s another image from the other night. This is with a more wide angle lens. I think next time I’ll try for a little different perspective.
ISO 320 2 sec f11 21mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 21mm super-elmar, Lee big stopper & .9 ND grad filter, Silver Efex Pro 2, Lr5)
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Indiana Sunset
Symmetry
ISO 320 1/90 sec f2 90mm (Leica M monochrom, Leica 90mm summicron APO, Silver Efex Pro 2, LR4)
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Something different part 2
Here’s another picture from the old Booneville Railroad Bridge.
ISO 200 1/15 sec f1.4 35mm (Leica M typ 240, Leica 35mm summilux fle, Lee seven5 filters, LR4)
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Something different
It seems every time I go to Iowa I have to stop by this old railroad bridge and take pictures. This time I decided I would include myself in the picture.
ISO 200 1/30 sec f1.4 35mm (Leica M typ 240, Leica 35mm summilux fle, Lee seven5 filters, LR4)
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The Holland Harbor Lighthouse
We didn’t have much time to visit this lighthouse during our trip to Holland Michigan but I was able to take a few quick shots. It was around 4pm in the afternoon therefore the shadows were somewhat harsh. I used my Lee graduated filters which helped a lot.
ISO 200 1/180 sec f8 21mm (leica m typ 240, leica 21mm super-elmar, LR5 beta)
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The Hike part 7
