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Anyway, me Razz


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/________ that's me, obviously.
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I got this bad phase of strobomania. Wife said "stop! just stop! I see nothing but black squares. Let me take a picture of you instead. Haa haa. BLAM!" Fortunately it was only Olympus, not Mecablitz 45.



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I just looked the 34 pages again.
That's a pleasure. Wink


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This is me, messing with ancient Ikonta (might be some other 6x9). Photo taken by a taller guy:


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skida wrote:
Shots from the last few years:






Damn that shadow!!!

Many years ago:


Nice ones !
that old one looks better than Barry Manilow !
and there is a lightmeter there hanging on your neck , isn't it ? Can't be shure about model Laughing Could be a Weston ?


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Here's one of me , three years ago , shot by a friend of mine


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One my wife clicked early this year. Probably the only one I have of my own this year.



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Tokina AF 70-210

hx9v)


Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50/2.8


Zenitar-M 50/1.7


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Quoted to show the pictures.

Nat4ever wrote:

Tokina AF 70-210

hx9v)


Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50/2.8


Zenitar-M 50/1.7


Welcome!


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And a fresh one of me: (My avatar)


"Me and my Leica" by LucisPictor, on Flickr

Originally shot for a "Me and my Leica"-Project (obviously).


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LucisPictor wrote:
Quoted to show the pictures.


Welcome!


Thank you!


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Hi Nat4ever, very pleased to see you here.

Are you a British girl in Moscow or a Russian girl with a British flag on your arm? Smile


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peterqd wrote:
Hi Nat4ever, very pleased to see you here.

Are you a British girl in Moscow or a Russian girl with a British flag on your arm? Smile


Hi!
I'm very pleased to be here Smile

And... The second version is the right one) I'm Russian, but I love GB, british music and even your flag)


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LucisPictor wrote:
And a fresh one of me: (My avatar)


"Me and my Leica" by LucisPictor, on Flickr

Originally shot for a "Me and my Leica"-Project (obviously).

A really good portrait ,Carsten !


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Welcome Nathalie. Smile


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Olivier wrote:
Welcome Nathalie. Smile

+1 Waiting for your pics Wink


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Olivier wrote:
Welcome Nathalie. Smile

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+1 Waiting for your pics

thanks)

Just a simple Q: what rules of posting pics in this forum?
Should I start a new topic in Digital Gallery MF for each lense or put it all pell-mell? Smile


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Nat4ever wrote:
Just a simple Q: what rules of posting pics in this forum?
Should I start a new topic in Digital Gallery MF for each lense or put it all pell-mell? Smile

If you want to discuss use, characteristics, history of manual lenses, post lens sample photos, create a new topic in "Manual Focus Lenses" room.

In Digital Gallery MF, it depends of your subject.
You can have a shooting about an event in which you used several MF lenses. You can mix them without any problem.
Or you had a shoooting using a single MF lens in different situations and want to share and show the results. In this case, your topic name will surely include your MF lens name and caracteristics.

Enjoy your stay with us.
We're happy to welcome a new lady here.
Can't wait to see some of your photographies. Smile


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Here's a new one:


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themoleman342 wrote:
Here's a new one:


Watch out! That lens might tip over and knock you unconscious! Very Happy


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Welcome Nathalie!

KEEP CALM! Very Happy


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themoleman342 wrote:
Here's a new one:


Laughing Laughing Laughing very well done!


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Stumbled on a rare one.....


A couple of years ago in Cambodia




And that's mini me some 45 years ago..... Rolling Eyes



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Myself and my wife Jolanta visiting Loch Ness. Honestly it really is that small. We didn't notice the creature until later. Wink Wink



another person on our trip took this photo with my Nikon DSLR. I don't remember which lens but I prefocused it and the guy stood in the wrong place Shocked

Phil