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Daily Inspiration #330 by Arthur Kroisel
Hello Steve, First of all: I know I added more pictures than I was supposed to but I do have the feeling that I just need to share them, I hope you consider posting them […]
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A man and his new Leica X2 by Lasse Jorgensen
Hello Steve and Hello everybody! Shortly about my self. 46 years, Male, Danish, use to be pressphotographer from 1985 – 2005. Lost my inspiration, my energy and my “photoway” of thinking. So I gave up […]
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Chasing Light in the Palouse with the Pentax 645D by Ashwin Rao
Chasing Light in The Palouse with the Pentax 645D (& A Brief Review of the Pentax 645D system) By Ashwin Rao – Visit his blog HERE The Palouse… Eastern Washington’s pastoral land of rolling hills, […]
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USER REPORT: Re-Visiting Manual Olympus F. Zuiko Auto-S 50mm 1.8 with a Panasonic GF-2 by William Jusuf
Dear Steve.. I really enjoying these last month , seeing so many thrilled news from photography world… Waiting for your review and opinion of OMD… X-Pro 1, then comes out the M9 Monochrome, X2 and now […]
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Photographing Trees by Ibraar Hussain
Photographing Tree’s. By Ibraar Hussain Dear Steve, I hope all’s well mate. I’ve really been enjoying the reviews and submissions and thought I’d add something else into the mix. Here’s a short article about photographing […]
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Documentary wedding photography with the CV 35/1.2 II by Joeri van der Kloet
Documentary wedding photography with the CV 35/1.2 II by Joeri van der Kloet Hi Steve, Thanks for giving me the opportunity to contribute something to your site! Many of the things I use every day were […]
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Photographs are memories frozen in time by Norman Tjahanto
“PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MEMORIES FROZEN IN TIME” by Norman Tjahanto Dear Steve, I have been reading your website for quite a while now. And to be honest, I have gotten some inspiration of getting a Leica in […]
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CALL OF THE WILD: Stalking the Perfect Nature Shot with Art Wolfe in the Rainforest by Todd Hatakeyama
CALL OF THE WILD: Stalking the Perfect Nature Shot with Art Wolfe in the Rainforest By Todd Hatakeyama – See his blog HERE As much fun as I’ve had shooting the concrete jungle with savvy […]
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Unscrambling The Monochrome Egg – A B&W Camera only explanation by Patrick Clarke
Unscrambling The Monochrome Egg By Patrick Clarke – see his Blog HERE When Leica announced “Henri”, the M9 Monocrom on May 10th, it caused a lot of fervor on blogs and photography websites. The all […]
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The Greatness of the Olympus OM-D E-M5 – Using lenses with adapters by Stefan Schmidt
The Greatness of the Olympus OM-D – Using lenses with adapters By Stefan Schmidt I recently bought an OM-D as a second camera to my Canon 5DMkII and I have now used it for almost […]
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JUST GO SHOOT! By Aaron Hardin
JUST GO SHOOT! By Aaron Hardin Steve, I’ve been a Leica shooter for a few years now and have used an M4-P and Voigtlander 35mm exclusively for one of my projects over the past 2 years. It […]
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The Leica M3…for kids’ sports? By Prosophos
The M3… for kids’ sports? Hi Steve, Last year, I wrote a short article for your site called “The Leica M9… for sports?” . This year, I’m still photographing my kids’ sports activities with an […]
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Istanbul with Medium Format B&W Film by Kaushal Parikh
Istanbul is an amazing city – and for street photography it ranks right up there if not slightly higher than my up-until-now favourites like Mumbai, Cochin, Jodhpur and of course NYC. Istanbul offers a fabulous […]
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7 Reasons why your kit zoom is NOT complete crap by Illya Reddy
I have always been told by more experienced photographers, that my kit lens (I used to have a Nikon one for my DSLR) is just a big body cap. And it made me hate […]
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Leica Monochrom – Flat or not? Plus side by side with the X2
Leica Monochrom – Flat or not? Plus side by side with the X2 OK, this will be my last post on the Monochrom until my review in July but after my last post where I […]