Color Skopar 21mm

Testing my recently acquired Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f4 LTM lens.

Natural Patterns

Lines and Sky
Olympus XA2, film: Kodak Gold 200

Frozen Snow Tracks
Canon 5D

Although I may have color film in my cameras, I often see potential images I knew right away would work better in black and white. Such was the case with these two image which were originally shot in color, one with a Kodak color film, the other with a digital camera. Both were converted in digital post-processing to black and white because that is how I envisioned them before I pressed the shutter.

Resting Umbrella

Our company's lobby is full of graphic patterns. This one was taken last fall.
Camera: Olympus XA2, film: Kodak Gold 200

Morning Light

A quick shot of our lobby floor this morning.

Last Year's Last Film Roll

I finally managed to process the last film roll I shot in 2010.
A Kodak BW 400CN. Camera: Leica M2 with a Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm f2.5 lens.

Waiting For The Snow To Melt

I'm stuck at home again today because of the weather. I still avoid venturing out when the roads are slippery because I fear I may re-injure my leg which is not fully healed yet. In the meantime I'm getting my gear ready in anticipation of the snow melting and going for one of my photo walkabouts.
No, I'm not going to carry all these stuff, just one camera body and couple of lenses.

Rear Window

In the past month I felt like James Stewart's character in the movie, "Rear Window".
Unfortunately, I don't have a scenic window view like he had.
The good news is that I'm back on my feet again and should be back to work soon.