Photograph and Camera talk

weftyarn

@SKT @Bridger Street Portrait shooting is my favorite.. in a city like Chicago it’s just so much fun!

And sometimes things reverse

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pechelman

bit of a photo dump from a long weekend in Charleston.

ARNC

@pechelman loved #4 (the bridge) immediately but on looking again at #1-3, I think there must be an interesting story behind each one. Each could be the final shot of a film.

Bridger

Great shots @pechelman

I like the first and last ones best

Go For Chill

One of my favorite spots on earth. Terlingua, TX. Just outside of Big Bend National Park. This is a yurt the wife and I enjoy staying at when we need to unplug. This area has one of, if not the, darkest sky in the US. I happened to catch this shooting star one night.

weftyarn

These are amazing @Go-For-Chill
We had similar skies back in 2018 in Lassen Volcanic NP but I was nowhere near having the skills let alone the equipment as you to catch it properly haha

@pechelman The bridge shot is amazing! Definitely stands out.

Go For Chill

@pechelman

Love these aesthetic. The rocking chairs really did it for me.

pechelman

Thanks for the kind words y'all and glad they were enjoyed. We had a bunch of fun there and would definitely go back.

DeeDee85

@Go-For-Chill really beautiful shots

Jett129

@pechelman All really great,but gravitate towards the three empty chair shots.

weftyarn

Three more from Chicago.

And a couple from Detroit.
I fell in love with this city!
So much character.

SKT

@Go-For-Chill incredible shots. I’ve always regretted not visiting the Big Bend area when I lived in TX.

louisbosco

@weftyarn are you shooting with the x100vi ?

weftyarn

@louisbosco said in Photograph and Camera talk:

@weftyarn are you shooting with the x100vi ?

Wish I had one for such trips but no, it’s my trusty X-T4.
But my most used lens is by far the 23mm 1.4,
so you had the right gut feeling!

louisbosco

@weftyarn have you got any thoughts on that cs Ricoh or the Leica D-lux 8??

Was in japan and was pondering getting a camera again. Last used was Sigma 50 art with a canon 6d. But somehow I feel like I’m sick of interchangeable lenses and want something that’s easy to bring about. The R5 is still very high on the temptation list

pechelman

If you want a leica fixed lens, skip the dlux which I've always thought were rebranded Panasonic Lumix series. The q series is the only fixed lens from them I'd consider. The Ricoh used to be a good option compared to the x100 series but I don't know these days. I'd certainly look there before the leica even despite my affinity for their m cameras.