POST YOUR BEST B&W SHOTS! (2)

mberger3 wrote in post #19480375
You may have saved the best till last. They all made me feel like I was watching something from outside of myself. Strange but wonderful. Well done!

Thank you! I saved my favourite till last. For me, that one has a hushed, almost religious feel as if the people have come there just to sit and be in the presence of the piece of artwork and absorb something from it. And your feeling is exactly how I was feeling as I took the photo.

Monochrom "Henri"
Summilux-M 35 f/1.4 Steel Rim II

ncsa wrote in post #19480456

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2ogW​1J4 Faith by Neil, on Flickr

This shot just grabbed me..Nice job

AginKajun wrote in post #19480688
This shot just grabbed me..Nice job

Thanks - for me I saw the juxtaposition with the empty 'soft' seat nearby while the cardboard and crates form his seating. And the Cross inked on his hand with the advertising of Faith Sprays, a local street artist, whose mural is on the wall behind.

Musicians

Having decided, for the time being at least, not to splash out on an RF wide angle, I've been giving my old EF 16-35L a run with the EF to RF adapter.

A demonstration of glass making I was at today:

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Terrycanon wrote in post #19481084
Having decided, for the time being at least, not to splash out on an RF wide angle, I've been giving my old EF 16-35L a run with the EF to RF adapter.

I got the EF RF adapter when I got my R3 a few weeks ago so I could use all my EF glass with the new body. I haven't found a single problem with any of the EF lenses on the R3. I was tempted to buy the RF 50mm f1.2 and I'm glad I held off, the Sigma 50mm f1.4 works perfectly on the R3. The only RF glass I'm likely to buy is if Canon introduces a new lens which I don't have in EF mount.

2slo wrote in post #19481138
I got the EF RF adapter when I got my R3 a few weeks ago so I could use all my EF glass with the new body. I haven't found a single problem with any of the EF lenses on the R3. I was tempted to buy the RF 50mm f1.2 and I'm glad I held off, the Sigma 50mm f1.4 works perfectly on the R3. The only RF glass I'm likely to buy is if Canon introduces a new lens which I don't have in EF mount.

I've often asked myself "How good is good enough?" when deciding to upgrade. A lot of times what I had wasn't the limits to what I could do but it was the "Operator" that was the limit. The only real exception I found was in Birds in flight, and I still can't Get that with any regular success.