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Film Friday with the Leica M7 and Noctilux F/1 By John Tuckey

Film Friday with the Leica M7 and Noctilux F/1 By John Tuckey Hi Brandon, hope you're well. Hands down, most of what I shoot is digital. But I always make an effort to shoot film ‘in between'. I frequently screw it up, but that's the point. I believe that screwing it up with film makes me a better digital photographer as well. Especially in the case of B&W which I insist on developing myself – double jeopardy, double dust! Anyway, here's just a few shots to share from a recent shoot with the lovely Frankii Wilde. Bar one, these shots were taken on an M7 with a Noctilux f1 at f1.4, the film...

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Daniel Maissan: Photographing with a Focus on Social Causes

Q: Let me say, I love your blog. Do you think nowadays a blog is useful for a professional photographer? Also, is your blog a part of the activity to present your vision and your work as a photographer? A: I think a blog is useful for any type of job. It's a way to share what you do and how you feel. It's a way to get noticed and have the occasional ego boost every human being needs. You can share your visions, your pictures and your struggles. Also I think it's nice to inform and help people when they have questions about what you do. I didn't do a course or go to a school for photography;...

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Georges Yammine: On Tour with a Violin and a Leica X Vario

Georges Yammine from Lebanon is not only a professional musician but also a “travelling photographer,” as he likes to call himself. Among other ensembles, he plays violin with the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra and with the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra under the baton of Daniel Barenboim. In addition to his violin, he also always takes a Leica when he goes on tour — usually an M6 or an M9. For this project he exchanged the M for a Leica X Vario. Q: What came first: photography or music? A: I started out with music. My interest in photography developed over the years, in part thanks...

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New Olympus 7-14 2.8 PRO and 300 f/4 PRO Announced!

New Olympus 7-14 2.8 PRO and 300 f/4 PRO Announced!It seems that at least every week or two we hear of something new in the camera world. The funny thing is I only report on a small percent of it! I talk about those products that are interesting to me and the readers here and there is still an endless stream of products to report on. Olympus is once again paving the way and providing those who invested in the amazing E-M1 with a couple of rewards :) TWO new pro lenses. The 7-14 Wide Angle F/2.8 Zoom and the 300mm f/4 prime (600mm equivalent). These are both PRO lenses and will be dust and weatherproof...

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Hands-On MHG-XPRO Grip | Chris Dodkin

The new Fuji MHG-XPRO grip has just arrived for my X-Pro1, so I've down a quick comparison with the original Fuji grip, and illustrated how the new grip works with the camera.See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more

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New LED Streetlights Will Make Night Photographs Look Different

“No text, just a link to the article on Gizmodo. (They'll be installing these on my street next summer.) Mike (Thanks to a reader whose name I can no longer find [sorry!]) Original contents copyright 2014 by Michael C.”See it on Scoop.it, via almaphotografica | Fuji X ...read more

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