ISO 320 1/3000 sec f3.4 21mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 21mm super-elmar, Lr 4)
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ISO 320 1/500’s f3.4 21mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 21mm super elmar, Lr 4, Silver Efex Pro 2)
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Looking into the sun
Shooting into the sun can always be challenging. I really liked how this shot came out. The sunburst in the sun and the “glowing” outline of the kids.
ISO 320 1/4000 sec f3.4 21mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 21mm super elmar, Lr 4)
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Brotherly love
It’s been a busy last few weeks. Hopefully I can get back to posting pics this week.
ISO500 1/500 sec f3.4 21mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 21mm super elmar, Lr 4)
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Weapons of Choice
Yes, I’m shooting this with the D800E which is a great camera but I still love the simplicity and the challenge of shooting with both of my Leica cameras.
ISO 400 1/160 sec f/11 85mm (Nikon D800E, Nikon 85mm f1.4, Lr 4, Aperture 3)
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Elevator Ride
I’ve posted many landscape pics lately but have not forgotten about my beautiful baby girl (and wife). Here’s a shot I took while in the elevator heading back to our room after a long day of sightseeing.
ISO 1000 1/30’s f1.4 Leica 35mm summilux (Leica M9)
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No Parking
Re-post November 2011
Coming up with new photo ideas (compositions) can often times be a challenge. Probably my biggest recommendation is take as many pictures as you possibly can. By doing this, you will begin to understand your cameras mechanics and will get better at composing your shot.
I took this last fall. I found this old barn and really liked it’s architecture. I typically don’t take pictures of “No Parking” signs but I liked this one.
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The Windy City
Over the next few weeks you will see a lot of pictures I took in Chicago. We always enjoy spending time there and is probably my favorite city to visit.
One morning, I drove to Alder’s Planetarium. The planetarium is a great place to capture pictures of the city. I shot a variety of pictures with my Olympus OM-D and Leica M9. I think I got every lens I had out of the bag. This one was taken with my Leica 50mm noctilux. Actually, this is 4-5 pictures stitched together to create a panoramic shot. I used Photoshop, Nik Software HDR Efex 2 (this is not a HDR), and Silver Efex 2.
ISO 160 1/1500’s 50mm noctilux
Note: click to see larger size (trust me it’s worth it)
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Never Stop Exploring
