Jannes Boonstra
Em1 75mm f/1.8
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3) The most liked pictures and some pics selected by myself will be posted weekly on 43rumors
This is the weekly selection:
Stefan Dahlqvist
DMC-GX7 + summilux 15mm f/1,7
Enrico BonoBox Bononi
Sardinia, near Nuoro
EM-5 12-50 @12mm F7.1 ISO200 1/125
Ekah Chi
On the Road. Olympus E-M5 with 12-40mm at 40mm, f/6.3, 1/320s, and 2x digital zoom.
Manuel Hauser
Mallorca, Spain
Olympus E-M5, 12-35mm X
Christian Wartner
Sommerzeit ist auch Makro-Zeit, bei mir am Teich da fleucht und kreucht so einiges…..Foto übrigens mit Leica Nocticron und E-M1.
Michael Jardine
Shooting from the hip
Pen E-P5 with 12-40 at 12mm and f/3.5 — in Vietnam.
Maxim Guselnikov
E-M5 & PL 25/1,4
www.fotomax.pro
www.flickr.com/fotomax/
http://500px.com/LivingLoud
elvin Yew
a new day, a new hope (E-M1 & 12-40)
Gonzalo Broto
Urban beehive – Taken at Yangon (Myanmar) with the Lumix GH3 + Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm f2.8
For the whole collection of street captures of this trip head to my blog: http://gonzalobroto.blogspot.com.es/2014/07/streets-of-yangon-ii-color-scenes.html
Thomas G.
EP5 and 75mm 1.8. Gotcha!
Yannick Khong
Some beautiful sunset (Olympus EM10 + m.zuiko 9-18)
http://yannickkhong.com/
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33 Responses
Nice!
Beautiful portrait Maxim Guselnikov! Your nude work is amazing as well.
same here!
Well, had you clicked on “Portrait” first….
I have no idea what you mean Dummy00001…
Yeah, she’s beautiful no doubt. The color is great as well- fantastic shot.
The readers’ pictures posted here are often of a very high quality, and this new bunch is no exception. But as we all know, a m4/3 camera with its minuscule sensor, is simply not capable of producing such pictures. Shouldn’t you be posting pictures that have actually been taken with your beloved toy cameras?
So instead of taking the pictures as evidence of the capabilities of m43 cameras, you hold on to your erroneous beliefs and accuse people of lying?
Go out and take some pictures yourself, instead of sitting in your parent’s basement and trolling camera forums all day long!
his post is irritating i agree but if too many reply on him he gets even more attention, this is the problem here.
Hahahahaha!
Irony doesn’t work on the internetz. 🙂
What are you taking about? The M43 sensor is about the same size as your brain. Big enough…..
Don’t think a lot of people got that you were being sarcastic! Made me laugh.
It was meant as a parody of the typical ‘tiny sensor’ troll comment. I’m glad that at least someone got that.
bweh you fooled me, so now we need a sarcasm detector too lol
nice selection indeed…the lionhead is very moodful
Eyes are not sharp?
i would recommend some glasses
Or better camera / lens / photographer. Lion eyes are not sharp.
nose is sharp 😉
Great pictures! My favorites are Yannick Khong and Gonzalo Broto’s shots.
Thank! (Yannick here) 😀
And thanks from me too! 😉
Gonzalo, I just witness your entire series. How did u manage to shoot in such strong light without blowing your sky? Shoot RAW and recover highlights?
Hello pyktures! Yes, I always shoot in RAW, and when the sky is too bright I generally underexpose slightly the whole scene to avoid blowing up the sky and then I boost a bit the shadows in Lightroom. But sometimes, however, the sky is just too harsh and there is nothing much you can do to recover some color out of it.
Thx for the answer!! did u experience any shadow recovering penalty (excessive noise, color noise) on the Panasonic? I’m getting some on the Olympus and I have to gamble/flirt with the highlights at times when I’m confronted to that situation.
I never push things too much, so for light recoveries it’s very clean, no real penalties in color noise or noise.
thx my friend 😀
That Wartner one is sick. I don’t know what that thing is, but it’s so sharp it hurts my eyes.
If I went to a third world country I don’t know what I’d do. It’s almost cliche to take pictures of poor people, vendors in the streets or some hindu guy doing his thing. Not knocking the pics…they’re always interesting, but the story has been told. I’d have to find a different angle and that’s not easy. If anything I’d make a “do not” list of shots to help try to avoid the obvious. Maybe night time shots when the streets are empty. Oh wait, probably wouldn’t be safe.
Mars at night? Would that satisfy you?
“Not safe at night”? That’s kind of a cliche in itself. I find Asian cities generally safer than European cities.
Great stuff this week!