It’s a simple interest but if you carefully look, there is a log of symmetry. Often times this symmetry isn’t noticed until after the image was taken but in this instance I knew I had something immediately prior to composing the shot.
ISO 1600 1/90 sec f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, LR4)
Recently, I’ve been excited to post pics taken with my Leica M 240. I still have my Leica M Monochrom and love how it renders black and white pictures. We were in New Orleans and one evening a friend and I took a walk down Bourbon street. I was amazed how crazy it was even on a Tuesday night. It’s definitely, a great town to take pictures.
ISO 1600 1/60 sec f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm Noctilux, LR4)
We were recently at the circus and the last act was this guy shooting him self across the circus stage. What I’m mostly impressed about in this picture is the amount of detail in the crowd. If you click on the picture you can can see the full-size image.
ISO 320 1/250 f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
Our baby girl and her grandma.
ISO 8000 1/60s f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
ISO 1600 1/250s f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
ISO 1600 1/250s f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
One of her first introductions to “Ho Ho” (that’s what she calls Santa).
ISO 1250 1/4000 sec f2 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
ISO 500 1/125 sec f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr4)
I love it when she looks at us like this.
ISO 640 1/250 sec f2 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr 4)
ISO 320 1/125 sec f.95 50mm (Leica M Monochrom, Leica 50mm noctilux, Lr 4.3, Aperture 3.3)
