Dan,
please watch the editing. I do bot know your workflow but the colour to b&w conversion is a tricky business especially when you are shooting JPEGs or when you are using the JPEGs shot in tandem with DNGs with you X1. X1's JPEGs are not the best in the trade and if you push them a bit you end with artifacts and this shows even at this low resolution. I know X1 is a pain. When you wish to shoot in DNG you are getting a JPEG as a "bonus". But it is an excellent camera, although the lens is prone to flare. Watch this as well.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
I do like the lighting and the perspective. Nice ambience. Nice Photo.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
P.S: I like the photo in your avatar. Thinking of an F2 and anyone of the great Nikkors 105mm like the f2.5, f1.8 the Macro f2.8 or the old scalloped barrel f2.5? All that legendary lenses that wrote a history of their own.
I am coming back to this excellent photo of yours. One of the most interesting pictures of Eiffel in perspective. Bust as the "devil is in the details" I am deeply moved of the short stories written on the hand of the statue. Someones by the names F. Edavili and I. Noiar stood there. Someone else from Yousra, Tunis stood there as well, probably Alwiti who loves Toyssir. Excellent eye Sol, excellent.
Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.
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