Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Roberto Frieri on March 08, 2011, 03:54:34 am
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Loppio Lake in Trentino (Italy).
See 10 more images and details: http://web.mac.com/frieri/20110302T222518.html (http://web.mac.com/frieri/20110302T222518.html)
Leica M8 + Biogon 2/35
#1
(http://web.mac.com/frieri/img/L1000660DNGp.jpg)
#2
(http://web.mac.com/frieri/img/L1000639DNGp.jpg)
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Roberto
I really like both of these, nice work. I have a fondness for reflections too, like many others. This looks like a magical location.
John
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These are both quite lovely. #1 especially reminds me of some of the early impressionistic landscapes of Edward Steichen.
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Yes, Steichen indeed. And here in the UK, Edwin Smith could come up with this sort of thing, usually with a stately home in the background. And that Leitz (Zeiss?) 35mm Biogon does have a glorious richness of tone, a nice focal length for landscape work. I guess on the M8 it will come out pretty much equivalent to a standard 50mm lens?
John
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+1 for #1
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Thank you all.
...that Leitz (Zeiss?) 35mm Biogon ... I guess on the M8 it will come out pretty much equivalent to a standard 50mm lens?
John
Combined with Leica M8 (with a 1.3 crop factor), the Zeiss Biogon has an effective focal length of 46 mm, similar to the standard 50 mm.
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One more:
#3
(http://web.mac.com/frieri/img/L1000658DNGp.jpg)
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I like #3 best of the very nice series.
Eric
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Really like #3, but I'd remove whatever's half-way down the right edge. The powerlines are a little distracting, but unless you have CS5 there's not much to be done there...
Mike.
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Thank you Eric and Mike.