- December 26, 2014 at 3:41 am #10891DougFrequent MemberCentral WashingtonJoin Date: Jul 2011Posts: 123Currently using:
Leica M, Leica S, Leica QOfflineThis is really very nice I think, and the bit of off-center non/semi-symmetry gives the composition a little something extra. I like the light and colors too.
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- December 26, 2014 at 8:06 am #10892dalethornEstablished MemberSouth CarolinaJoin Date: Oct 2012Posts: 316Currently using:
Leica QOfflineThanks – besides the usual difficulties, getting such favorable lighting was due to someone opening a skylight or windows of some kind, and there were the extreme contrasts from that. But I thought the D-Lux handled it very well.
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