W/NW 2022 Pic-O'-The-Week #48

[allancobb]

Welcome everyone to Week 48 of 2022, the Leica and Rangefinders W/NW Thread; here’s an autumn scene from Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.

Leica M Type 240, 50mm f/2.8 Elmar-M

 

[Bill Blackwell Images]

Leica M10-P

50mm Asph Summilux-M

[arthur_mcculloch2]

My contributions are from last Sunday, at a Church Christmas lunch.  All with my monochrom and7Artisans 50mm lens.  Thanks very much for your well wishes. Regrettably, age does weary and the years do condemn. It was always thus. Regards, Arthur (apiarist1)

 

[luis triguez]

 

 

the three with Leica C

[httpwww.photo.netbarry]

Mamiya M7

Edited December 2, 2022 by httpwww.photo.netbarry

[808 Photog]

Within two hours, these fruits became fruit salad masterpieces. . . a fav of mine when I hit the Sunday Farmers Market in Kailua.   Aloha,  Bill    Fed-2, I-26, EDU 200 @ 125 and Pyrocat HD

[JDMvW]

Leica thread-mount Canon rangefinder with USSR Industar 26M lens

[httpwww.photo.netbarry]

Arthur are you feeling better?

[Allen Herbert]

Yes, are you feeling better? Hope so. Are you ready to participate in the next Aussie Marathon? ;)) 

Wagga Wagga on Saturday 27th May 2023 all age groups are welcome.

 

 

[Allen Herbert]

Nice and sharp which you like, particularly the first photo. Bravo, in your vernacular.

You have sure got to grips with Artisan 7. A Cinderella lens which shows up to the ball when it matters.

[arthur_mcculloch2]

8 hours ago, Allen Herbert said:

Nice and sharp which you like, particularly the first photo. Bravo, in your vernacular.

You have sure got to grips with Artisan 7. A Cinderella lens which shows up to the ball when it matters.

Thanks Allen, and photo.netbarry. The only good thing so far is that I have had an MRI of my brain, which I carry with me now, so that I can show people who call me a brainless moron that I do have a brain - atrophied as it is. Not Dorothy's straw man yet.  More tests to come, and a referral to a neurologist.  Though for public health users here in Oz, who knows when that will happen. It was ever thus, in the twilight years.  Wagga? That brings back memories: I lived in Wagga last century - lecturing at Charles Sturt Uni - it is a beautiful city. The Uni is on the site of the oldest olive grove in post invasion Australia - olives still grow wild there. They are beautiful shots photo.netbarry. To be hackneyed, bravo. I must also say, that I continue to be so impressed with luis triguez's work. There was someone in Canada on this site doing almost the same sort of ethnographic recording; not seen in a long time.  Regards, and thanks, Arthur (apiarist1).