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Sigma fp; Leica Summilux SL 50mm 1.4

Sigma fp; Leica Summicron ASPH 35mm 2.0

october leaves

Sigma fp/Petzval 85/2.2

Sigma fp; Leica Summicron ASPH 35mm 2.0

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SIGMA fp

Voigtlander NOKTON 75mm F1.5 VM

Sigma fp; Leica Summilux SL 50mm 1.4

Belgrade streets are tough to shoot at night, there are differently colored lights (probably mostly LEDs) next to each other and if you balance for e.g. the warm ones then blue-greens will be absolutely unreasonable (and vice-versa).

 

So I try to find a middle ground while making the most use P3 spectrum. It would’ve been less possible with more human skin in the frame, especially in the warmer areas—our eyes compensate for how weird it looks in orange light, but conveying that in a capture would require special local adjustments just for human subjects.

 

(Outside of photography I do like orange street lighting, especially non-LEDs, and it’s environmentally friendlier than cooler spectrum.)

Sigma fp + 18mm f8 lens cap #RafflesCity #Swissotel #TheStamford #Singapore

SIGMA fp

MINOLTA M-ROKKOR 40mm F2

Sigma fp; Leica Summaron 28mm 5.6

Today we set off for a drive with absolutely no idea where we were going. In the event we ended up driving up to Leadhills, passing Wanlockhead and on down the Mennock Pass to the main road to Dumfries. After Dumfries we headed along the River Nith, past Glencaple and then on towards the A75, back to Dumfries, then home.

 

This is Mousewald Parish Church. Quite an impressive building but it's a shame it's only been half painted. The local stone is Red Sandstone which can be seen in the church tower and many of the large gravestones.

San Po Kong 2023

Sigma fp; Leica Summilux SL 50mm 1.4

Nathan road

silence

Sigma fp/Sigma 70/2.8 Art L_Mount

Sigma fp; Leica Summilux-M 50mm 1.4

SIGMA fp+ 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM

SIGMA fp

Voigtlander NOKTON 75mm F1.5 VM

hydrangea

Sigma fp/Sigma 70/2.8 Art L_Mount

Note the green tint to the right. I have to conclude that it was caused by the variable ND filter (the model listed on my profile). I can not recommend using this particular filter with wide lenses, and I plan on getting a fixed ND filter next.

SIGMA fp

Voigtlander Nokton Classic 40mm f/1.4 MC

40mm @ f/4

calendula

Sigma fp/Sigma 70/2.8 Art L_Mount

barberry

Sigma fp/Petzval 85/2.2

Sigma fp; Leica Summilux-M 50mm 1.4

Sigma fp; Leica Summilux-M 50mm 1.4

fuchsia

Sigma fp/Petzval 85/2.2

bud

Sigma fp/Summilux-R 80/1.4

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