A small travel gallery - Milano & Italy - using my M3

<p>Back in mid-October, we took some days off, traveling to Milan and the Italian Riviera. As you can see, the weather was definitely still OK for the kids :-) As usual, I brought the M3 and a couple of lenses along - you can see the resulting 17 images on<br /><br /><a href="http://www.imagepro.dk/Milano_2011/">http://www.imagepro.dk/Milano_2011/</a><br /><br />The reason why I'm posting this so (relatively) late is that I've been reworking my website recently - feel free to comment not only on the pictures, but the rest of it as well, if you like :-)<br /><br />Thanks,<br /><br />Soeren</p><div></div>

<p>Soeren--absolutely beautiful!<br>

You have a great "eye" and the M3 was perfect.<br>

Thanks for posting--<br>

Paul</p>

<p>I very much like the page layout feature that the NEXT -> link stays in one place!</p>

<p>Beautiful images, Soeren. I love seeing such great pictures shot with a classic. I really like the butcher shop one, the kids on the steps with gelato, and "At the Riviera". And I love the descriptions along with the photos, and the final image of the camera used. The website presentation is very nice -- I appreciate the minimalist layout and navigation.</p>

<p>Hi Soren,<br />Great photos. I only wish the scans were higher resolution: they look tiny on a large screen.</p>

 

<p>Soeren,<br>

What a delightful picture here. So full of life. Just about to see the others!</p>

Great picture so full of life! So well done with a great sharp lens excellently composed. What Rick S said goes for me too! I lvoe to see such excellent results using classic gear! Head over to your site!

<p>Great photos. It was very pleasant to go along with your family on your Italian visit by way of your finely done pictures.</p>

<p>Nice series, <strong>Soeren</strong>. I'd second the butcher's shop image as a favourite. Just a little bigger <em>would</em> be even better....</p>

<p>Soeren, I always enjoy your photographs. Thank you.</p>

<p>I would love to see what kind of such beautiful photos you would take in Zurich.</p>

<p>Wonderful photos Soeren, thanks for sharing them.</p>

<p>And I'm a little jealous of your M3 ;)</p>

 

<p>Thanks for posting the great photos. The new website looks fine!</p>

<p>Wonderful images! So well captured of all those precious moments. I can't believe the good condition of your M3! Mine looks like me, weathered, vulcanite flaking, chrome worn away and a track mark on film pressure plate.</p>

<p>Søren<br>

What a wonderful photo! and set... I've enjoyed very much going through your albums and envy your sense for composition and capturing the moment.<br>

regards<br>

Michael</p>

<p>wow only 50 images in 8 days - such control. love the beach shot, very inspiring.</p>

<p>Soeren, I enjoyed the tour. The high quality of your shots, sadly missing in most Leica Forum posts, are what I would expect from Leica owners. Your image "Finding Your Way" put me in mind of a similar image I took in Wetzlar many years ago with an M2. See if you agree. Best, LM.</p><div></div>

Very nice. Looking at your Malmo gallery I learned there was a bridge from Copenhagen. The last time I was there you had to rely on a choice of ferries.

<p>Fine work.</p>

<p>Beautiful series with very nice tonal quality.</p>

<p>Love them all, what a great place! The shot of the beach with the fisherman was one I really liked, very simple but effective. Milan looks to be a great place to visit, and we have just bought an Alfa Romeo!<br>

Look forward to your next trip in photographs.</p>