Do you see what I see? Or I you? Of course not. So… my fellow witnesses… tell me what you see so I can begin to understand… iPhone 6s (click photograph for larger view)
Category Archives: Architecture
Monday’s monochrome
I think if fair to say / photographers startle easily / when they see certain things / (click photograph for larger view) Leica M, 75 mm Summilux
Saturday morning…
…after fueling on the Marriott’s continental breakfast; and watching two fellows have breakfast with their phones. (click photographs for larger view) iPhone 6s …and after brewing locally roasted (by Emy J’s) Ethiopian coffee, in my decades old Morentina mocha pot, over the old butane camp stove, in the Marriott parking lot; we headed out on the country roads, in and […]
Serendipity…
By happy happenstance… Jake, from the Waupun area, 45 miles Northeast of my home, wanted to purchase the floor board nailer that I had listed for sale on craigslist. Once we agreed on the price I offered to drive 10 miles his way to ease his travel time. He countered with, “half way.” Now. Do […]
Winter light
brings with it a moodiness to the contemplatives (click photograph for larger view) Hasselblad 500 CM / CF39, 135 mm S Planar on Auto Bellows Leica M, 28 mm Summicron Asph
More with the Leitz Wetzlar Summilux—R 1:1.4 / 80 on Leica M (240)
This group demonstrates the reach and OOF bokeh of the 80 Summilux when used “on the streets.” The first two come from the view from The Anvil Restaurant in Cedarburg, WI; where Ann and I had dinner after looking for a “vanity” for one of the bathrooms in the house we’ve bought. The rest come […]
The Leitz Wetzlar Macro-Elmarit-R 1:2.8 / 60 on the Leica M (240)
Locking the 60 Macro-Elmarit-R on to the Leica M, with M to R adapter, Multifunction Grip and EVF results in yet another relatively light, relatively small, very well balanced and extremely versatile kit. The ability to focus from 1:2 to infinity without additional hardware is very reassuring for a lover of close views of the […]
Leitz Wetzlar – Super Angulon – R 1 : 4 / 21 on Leica M: Memories are made of these
Yet again I find I cannot choose my 21/4/SA in the M>R Manual Lens Menu. That’s 3 for 3 (the 350, 15, 21) I can choose the 19/2.8 or the 28/2.8. So I choose the 19 – another lens that I continue to lust after. I grew up with Schneider designed Super Angulons always in my bag. […]
Each one…
appears as an event. Ice builds up on rotting cedar. Moss grows. A single leaf blows in; and stays just long enough Now the wind and rain rearrange everything. No ice. No leaf. Just wet rotting cedar cedar. Meeting over. (click photograph for larger view) Leica R8/DMR, 60 mm Macro Elmarit
’tis the season…
(click photograph for larger view) Leica M8, 75 mm Summilux