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The Leica Picture Thread
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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I agree, Pablo/Paul - the APO 35 is a miracle on the M11. Honestly, the printed images rival MF, at least up to A1.View attachment 207742
M11, APO 35M – Zurich on a Saturday morning. Lindt & Sprüngli flagship café right around Paradeplatz the famous square at the centre of Zurich. At Spüngli you will see local celebrities, tourists, local politicians, young and old mingle to enjoy one of the best breakfasts in town. Lindt & Sprüngli is related to Lindt chocolate, but a different company owned by another part of the family branch. They specialize in high-end confectionary.
The M11 and the APO35M are a remarkable combo – they effortlessly capture every detail in a split second, with crystal clear rendition up into the farthest corners of the image.
Leica store is also just around the corner
Paul Spinnler
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M10M, APO 35M – Eiffel Tower seen from the area around Ecole Militaire.
I always come back to monochrome ... and the APO35M.
A small report from Niederrhein, Germany: the last pasture milker... nowadays almost all dairy cows are kept in the stable all year round and are milked there. There is a farmer here who, until this late summer, milked the cows twice a day his whole life in the pasture using an antiquated milking parlor, whatever the weather, from may to october. Now that time is over, he has given up dairy cow farming because the increasing EU requirements and the insufficient yield from the small herd forced him to give up
All photos taken with M10R, Summilux 28 & Summilux 50
All photos taken with M10R, Summilux 28 & Summilux 50
Paul Spinnler
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M10M, Apo 35M – Paris near Stade de France
The shot was composed to have both the stairs and trains zig zag each other across the frame with the tower piercing through the dark sky. Dark and cold day in large cities ...
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Through my (thermopane!) window. M11, 135mm Apo-Telyt.
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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M11 50mm Lux at closest focus - 0.45M. This and the Apo 35 Cron have almost macro qualities though of course they get nowhere near 1:1.
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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The McIntyre Ranch, Alberta. M11 50 Lux.
Paul Spinnler
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M11, Summilux 35 FLE MK I. *Cherry Tree", Basel.
This was shot in the early morning hours in a villa district of Basel; there's a certain magic if you hit the light incidence just right with a Summilux 35 lens.
In this case, sun level and position, weather, and time of the year had to fall into place.
There's just something about having a majestic tree in your garden.
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Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Lake Huron. M11 28 Elmarit.
KeithDM
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For a variety of reasons it is some six months since I last accessed the forum. Something of a surprise to find the Leica M etc section tucked away In Medium & Large Format!
Anyway, a some results from a recent walk around the NT's Kingston Lacy.
M11, 50mm Noctilux f1.2 Re-Issue.
Anyway, a some results from a recent walk around the NT's Kingston Lacy.
M11, 50mm Noctilux f1.2 Re-Issue.
Paul Spinnler
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M11, Apo 35M – Stylish entry to the parking in Zurich's Bellevue square in front of the city's opera house.
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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A bit of fun. M11 Apo 35, the second shot so you can read the text.
