Thank you. These two ladies had been engaged in conversation for quite a while. I was trying to catch a right moment to shoot, but was afraid to disturb them. As you can see, I shot a table-top level. But, fun though. The M6 allows me t catch it right.
Thank you. I like to do B&W landscape, but it is a bit of a dilemma for me. I was standing on the road, about 6 feet from the grass, crouching to get an upward shot.
Thank you. I like to try B&W in landscape. In this, my job has been made easier by the brightness and the slight variation in distance. I don't think I shot at f4, but at f2.8, to maintain some perspective.
Thank you.This is the "modern" chinatown, cleaner and tidier. In the old days, when we walked on the pavement, we had weave around hawkers at our feet, and sometimes, would sit on a stool for a snack.
Thank you. The graininess is largely from Tmax-400. I don't mind, in this case - it gives the tree some character. The thrusting forward of the left branch is intended.
Thank you. I was sitting about 5 feet from him, waiting to catch him drinking. I used bracketing to focus, and the quiet M6 shutter was enough not to make him spill his drink. This is jpg, of course.
Thank you, Heinz. I first noticed the straight line of flowers and shot them with my lens wide-open, to get the selective focus. But, it took me 3 shots to get the "selection" right (?).
Thank you. Just for fun. Saw these identical bottles, with very similar liquids, supposedly doing wonders. Exposed for highlight to make it look clinical.
Thank you. The 75 Summicron has very narrow depth-of-field wide-open. I had changed it to f2 to get more of the background in, so as to see some shapes.
Thank you. This is an outdoor breakfast table. Yes, a bit grimy, but for a good reason. This restaurant in the Botanic Garden has to allow dogs, but only outdoor.
