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Shot with the Leica Q-P.
Camera files settings - RAW and JPEGS (B/W).
Straight Out Of Camera (S.O.O.C.) JPEGS, tweaked in Apple Photos.
vorne:
145 081-6
Arcelor Mittal „transforming tomorrow“
145-CL 001
91 80 6145 081-6 D-EKO
ADtranz TRAXX F140 AC
33356 / 1999
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dahinter:
185 633-5
91 80 6185 633-5 D-ATLU
Bombardier TRAXX F140 AC2
34283 / 2009
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Mit dem Innofreight & MonTainer Erzpendel aus EKO Ziltendorf/Eisenhüttenstadt am Bü Schandelah.
Uh oh. I was looking for a fast lens for Epson R-D1 and found a nice Voigtländer 40/1.4. The seller also had this Leica CL for way too attractive price.
Hopefully this won't work as a gateway to something bigger (and more expensive)!
(Strobist: flash bounced from the ceiling)
5d and porst 55/1.2
A few more odds and ends from my archives, I am adding the description that I wrote under a different image taken on the same outing.
"This photo was taken on 23 October 2016, when I joined a few friends for a day trip west of Calgary. I will add the helpful, detailed report from our leader, Howard Heffler, and the eBird list compiled by Nimali S., with thanks to both of them! Thanks, too, Gail, for the ride all day long - greatly appreciated and enjoyed!
"Thirteen participants met at Assumption School at 8:30 AM and spent the day birding several locations west of Calgary. We first stopped at Jumping Pound pond. There were both species of swan and a few puddle ducks. We made another quick stop at Sibbald ponds where there were six swans. It appeared to be a family of five Trumpeters and one lonely Tundra.
The (apparent) Tundra was all white but had a mostly pink bill. It was being harassed by the others so we concluded (speculated) was a second year bird that still had a pink bill (or maybe a first year bird that had turned white prematurely??). It was smaller than the others and was obviously an outcast. If anyone has any thoughts they would be most welcome.
It was cold and windy at Bow Valley Park and a quick walk on Flowing Waters trail proved fruitless so we moved to the Seebe dam. Again there were a few swans and ducks but the cold winds seemed unfriendly to birds and birders alike. In Exshaw it was still cold and windy and there were few birds. However, a flock of about 45 Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch was the highlight of the day. These are such active birds and their feeding habits are fun to watch as the flock seems to roll forward along the ground as the birds in the back leap-frog the leaders.
The Canmore Visitor Center was an excellent (warm and comfortable) bathroom and lunch stop. Harvie Heights offered a few boreal birds but not as many as hoped for. An interesting note for future planning is that the community prohibits bird feeders until November 1st in an effort to reduce conflicts with bears or cougars.
Thanks to Nimali Seneviratne for keeping track of species and doing the eBird postings.
Country: Chile
Location: Ollagüe at the Bolivian Border
Train: FCA (Bolivian) 1014
Im Grenzbahnhof Ollagüe mitten in der Atacama Wüste wird jeden Mittag ein Zug getauscht. Dabei fahren die Bolivianischen Loks rüber nach Chile und sind so ohne weiteres zu fotografieren.
Modelo: Camila Salvo
Fotografía: Chack
Cámara de: Alvaro Pruneda
Iluminacion: Sebastián araya
Crop y retoque P.shop: Cristián Ballerines
Estudio: www.photobox.cl/
Second shoot with Zara
Film still to be developed..
Leica CL + Leica Noctilux 50mm f1 v2 + Leica M8 colour preset + PP
New blog - mrleica.com/kodak-ektachrome-vs-fuji-provia/
My new version of the CL-515, this one as got landing gear!!! (only used if it's not using the water to land)
Sunrise over the strait of Messina.
Keeping in mind that this was a low-cost consumer-grade film, that the quality of the scan is at best mediocre and that there were some issues with the camera (which I was unaware of at the time of shooting this picture, 10 years ago), the picture came out better than I would have expected, but not really what anyone could call good.
Leica CL with Leitz Summicron-C 40 mm on Kodacolor Gold 100, September 2008
Low resolution lab scan (1800x1200 = 2 Megapixels)
Leica CL
Summicron 40mm f/2
dm Paradies 200
Entwicklung: Foto Görner Dresden
Digitalisierung: Nikon D600, AF-S Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G, ES-2, Kaiser slimlite pano, Negative Lab Pro
A billion dollars worth of airliners streams past the Burlingame Drive In Snack-Dome over the course of an 8-minute exposure. So far past being closed it's only CL now. Shot September 2001, torn down 2002. Outdated Kodak 160T chrome film through a Canon T90. From my now OOP 2003 book "Lost America."