I owned an M8 for awhile and loved the camera and photographs captured when using it.
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That camera was a nightmare for Leica in the beginning. They had to sent out filters to fix the extreme red skin tones, if I remember well they fixed it later with the firmware. Would not have bought that camera, got it as gift from a very happy client. We still have it here, my daughter is using it from time to time.
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En-route Rae Lake.
John Rae was the Hudson Bay Surgeon who discovered the fate of Franklin’s expedition.
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Still use an M?
No, I own a super beautiful Leica MP, I am looking at the camera from time to time ;()))) Used it for many years. I stopped working in the dark room since I was not cycling enough …
Now I use a Fuji XT3, Fuji XE4 and Fuji X100V
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Kodak Trix 400 and Agfa MCC 111, India
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Leaping Lippy
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First night in ages we’ve had a clear night. A nice crescent moon up in the sky, went handheld as Only Connect is on soon and didn’t want to miss Viccy while setting up tripod.
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Beautiful. How close did they let you get?
They are beautiful it’s a pity they’re such a destructive pest here.
Out on the street, I’ve been 6-8ft away, closest was about 4-ft, but these little beauties today were in next door’s rear garden and we live in a first floor flat
( they’re looking up at us) so a bit further.
They stayed there for quite awhile so I’m hopeful they’ll be back again for a similar length of time. One fox has been sleeping on our shed roof some mornings…
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Not a great photo, but thought it worked for this item.
Last week daughter sent me picture of fox digging in her window boxes.
She lives in London
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Was in London last year and was surprised to see a fox run across the road in Kensington South early one morning.
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I’ve only ever seen a Zebra crossing!
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What? Have you never seen a Pelican crossing?
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or a toucan crossing!
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