Film 3 in the Leica (still black and white) (13 pics!)

[LaFoto]

Some more pics taken with the Leica.
All of these were taken in the neighbouring town.

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Overall and closer view of our favourite Chinese restaurant in the area (not difficult to become "favourite", since there are not very many others around - but their food's really good!)

All the following photos are impressions from the so-called "Meyerhof" right next to that Chinese restaurant, a mixture of open air museum, centre for handicrafts, exhibitions or performances, and there is one room in the centre building (background of Photo 8 ) where you can get married. (In Germany you cannot get married just anywhere you like...!)

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Enjoy! Hope you like them just a little.

 

[woodsac]

I love the tones and the textures here!!!
I especially like the last two shots.

 

[LaFoto]

Thank you :hug::

 

[Fate]

Really nice series. But number 11 is my fav good job

 

[youneek]

I get a real sense of mood and history here especially with the lack of color, nice pics.

 

[LaFoto]

I sort of like 11 quite a bit, too. I played with the aperture a little for that one and 12 (for a good many of these, actually, hoping I would get quite different DOF's...) - it is just that the weather does not actually make the best of pictures ... the eternal grey sky is quite, quite boring by now...

 

[bace]

Love these pics. 11 is my fav.

 

[danalec99]

11 and 12! :thumbsup:

 

[cjoe]

Nice shots, you're getting some really rich tones, what film are you using?
im jelousr, i'd love a leica with a decent prime on it. Trent Parkes, one of my fave photogs uses one just about all the time, for street photography.

 

[LaFoto]

I used the Ilford HP5 400 ISO - but I think I forgot to tell the camera that... I think it was set to 200 ISO... or did this apply to the film I used before? :scratch: I forget...

Street photography ... well. Something I still haven't quite dared to do much as yet. Would love to try it, though. But you can see from the first pic of this series that I live in the veritable "boonies" and there are only few real "street scenes" to be photographed :roll: :er:

 

[cjoe]

I used the Ilford HP5 400 ISO - but I think I forgot to tell the camera that... I think it was set to 200 ISO... or did this apply to the film I used before? :scratch: I forget...

Street photography ... well. Something I still haven't quite dared to do much as yet. Would love to try it, though. But you can see from the first pic of this series that I live in the veritable "boonies" and there are only few real "street scenes" to be photographed :roll: :er:

none of these look incorrectly exposed, looks like you remembered to change your ISO. I usually use XP2 simply because it can be developed in a colour process, but i think i might try HP5 now

 

[Chiller]

What an awesome series Corinna. I love the feel to these. It was like taking a walk there through the photos. Well done.

 

[LaFoto]

Thanks, Chilly-boy, I am glad I can show you some of what my eyes see every day and take you on a walk through there . It is fun to try and capture things with the Leica now, too. Using it is really growing on me. It is great, great fun now .