LeicaImages

Photo by ioss • Last comment by ranahki • On 07-27-15 02:16

Magnificient composition and use of tones.

Photo by cancan • Last comment by ranahki • On 07-27-15 02:13

Very nice composition.

Photo by sol • Last comment by ced • On 07-25-15 15:53

Sol, looks like a jigsaw puzzle, very nice!

Photo by yuddy • Last comment by photosphere42 • On 07-25-15 11:46

Nice image.

Photo by chriseeo • Last comment by chriseeo • On 07-25-15 05:06

Thank you for your likes and comments.

Photo by ioss • Last comment by ranahki • On 07-23-15 12:50

Fantastic. It is a great idea to present both colour and bw versions. Both are exquisite.

Photo by itus49 • Last comment by ced • On 07-23-15 12:37

Italo, A very nice set of B&W images!

Photo by sol • Last comment by sol • On 07-22-15 22:06

if Gip ... although at the moment no authority punished me! ..:-) Thank you very much to everyone for your messages and your time! Good luck and good light! :-)

Photo by hyperfocal • Last comment by JT • On 07-22-15 08:11

You just gotta love living in the NW. I am in Portland and can't wait to get to the Enchantments this year! Robin lake is nice.

Photo by sol • Last comment by gip • On 07-21-15 15:18

Like your framing on this one. You managed to keep both sides of the image parallel.

Photo by heinzx • Last comment by northwest • On 07-21-15 13:28

Nice image Heinz.

Photo by hasse58 • Last comment by northwest • On 07-21-15 13:26

Nice to see an image of the Grand Canyon in black & white.

Photo by bouic49 • Last comment by ranahki • On 07-21-15 12:45

Very beautiful scenic capture.

Photo by jean-ber52 • Last comment by sol • On 07-21-15 12:09

Elle a manqué ses petits coins charmants et ses fleurs, Jean-ber...merci!!

Photo by sol • Last comment by sol • On 07-21-15 12:05

Thank you very much to everyone for your messages and your time! :-) . Merci, Jean-ber!! Good luck and good light!

Photo by oddgeir • Last comment by oddgeir • On 07-21-15 02:00

I was given some very influential lessons about bold framing when I shot a film about the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch in 1973, directed by the immensely talented British director Peter Watkins. Framing cinematography is different from still photography, mainly because you cannot crop it afterwards, it must be perfect from the start. The importance of avoiding "loose, sloppy framing" has been obvious to me ever since, "leave the spectator with a wish to see more!" Thanks, Ranahki!