Hi Steve!
So, you’re back from the European Tour with Seal. During your journey back I have been invited by an old friend who left Austria 15 years ago to visit him in Berlin.
During the 3 days there I used the M9 with the f0.95 Noctilux and the X100, nothing else.
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Chinese tourists taking pictures of “Marx and Engels”
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the “Brandenburger Tor”
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both saved through Silver Efex Pro II using Photoshop Lightroom v3
The last image is a handheld panorama made with the Fujifilm X100 using the in-camera pana-function, showing the “Olympia-Stadtion”, originally build for the Olympic Games 1936 in Berlin.
Hope you like ‘ehm and they appear on your blog. Kind regards,
Michael S. – Austria/Europe
And by the way – sorry for the typo – of course it should be “Olympia-Stadtion”, without the additional “t” in it.
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@John and DJDLV according DoF:
Hehe – I did it the way around you suggested – no tripod, no f22 but f0.95 (of course with an ND-filter on) and of course handheld.
And yes – I was lucky to have clouds in the sky – which makes every photo more “interesting” to look at then a clean sky without any.
😉
I love #2.Is this with the m9? Nice cloud formations…I wonder what it would look like if you used a tripod, went to f/22 and did a longer exposure with movement from the crowd and the clouds 🙂
I really like No. 2. Amazing sky and interesting DOF 🙂
Nice images. Like the distance you chose for the second and third. Gives a real feeling of size.