Fujifilm Velvia Tags | Ming Art
These images coming straight out of the Fujifilm X-E2, using Velvia Filmsimulation and positive settings on color, highlights and shadows….. See on mingart.de
Fuji X-T1 review | Laurence Kim
Summary My first impressions are as positive as I anticipated they would be. Fuji has done a fine job designing this camera. The camera controls are very logical, and since there is a dedicated knob/switch for everything, you hardly need Read more …
Nikon’s W-Nikkor 3.5cm 1.8 – Is This The Best 35mm Wide Angle
Ever Made For A Leica? | Leicaphilia
In 1956, two years after the introduction of the Nikon S2, Nikon delivered a stunning new 35mm (3.5cm) lens of 7 element 5 group design with a maximum aperture of 1:1.8. It employed rare earth Lanthanum glass to improve spherical aberration and Read more …
Mexico City | Daniel Zvereff
Daniel Zvereff is a freelance designer, illustrator and photographer. He travels to the far corners of the world documenting his journeys through images and journals. Last Wednesday morning I woke up somewhat hungover to face the usual work-related e-mails, along Read more …
Leica Photography Is Dead. Leica Killed It. | Leicaphilia
Above are two of my favorite photographs from two of the twentieth century’s most skilled and creative photographers. Both are powerfully evocative while being deceptively banal, commonplace. A dog in a park; a couple with their child at the beach. Read more …
Leica MP and X2 Olive Limited Editions | La Vida Leica!
DC Watch reports that a new Leica MP Olive and X2 Olive limited editions were announced in Japan to commemorate the opening of the Kyoto Leica Shop, which will take place on March 15, 2014. It will be the 7th Read more …
A walk in the sun with the M240 | Simon Goldworthy
I decided, since I was toying with the idea of selling my M240, to take it to London on a day with sun, to see what I had been missing. As it happens, I had been missing a lot. The Read more …
The Story Behind That Picture 115- „The Boston Dazzle“ | Thorsten Overgaard
I sometimes – or actually always – find it a little curious when someone is concerned about attending a workshop in the rainy season, the winter, the warm season, or something similar. I find that unusual conditions are often inspiration Read more …
My life with Leica (take three) | Joel Meyerowitz
Third and final part of the interview that Leica Akademie Italy has made with Joel Meyerowitz in Milan. The american master talks about the Leica S medium format camera, and how this camera is capable of delivering an image quality Read more …
In praise of the Leica Monochrom | Colin Templeton
I work for a national newspaper in Scotland. I love my job – I’m based in Glasgow, as is my newspaper, so much of my work is in and around the city, although I also get to see a fair Read more …