Here is one that I wanted to post back in December but somehow overlooked it. Yes, this was e-mailed to me on December 19th 2009! Sorry for the delay Joshlty! This was taken with a Leica M8 and a Voigtlander Nokton 40 1.4 and you can see more of his work HERE! Thanks Joshily!

These two images were sent in by Eric Peppin and they are pretty striking. HDR is not everyones cup of tea but I think these are superb. Eric sent these in with the following info:
Uprooted was a HDR using my D90 and the amazing Tamron 18-50 F2.8 with a Hoya Polarizer.
Decayed was captured when I [Read More...]

This is so cool! How often do you see a shot like this taken with a Leica? This one was sent in by Paul Phillip Hug and here is what he said about the image:
“Hi Steve
We like your page lots. It helped us to make the choice for the Leica M9 including a 50mm 1.4. [Read More...]

Here is a nice shot submitted by Wim Van Gestel back in January! He shot this with an un-named Canon camera but tells me he is wanting to switch to Leica You can see more of his work at his blog HERE… Thanks Wim!

“Hurricane” – Shot with a Nikon D3 by Filip Molcan. This is an AWESOME shot. I love t he colors, the composition and the DRAMA! Very cool Filip! Thank you for the submission. You can see much more at filipmolcan.com and i highly suggest you visit. Filip is a MASTER.

Happy Monday to all! Today’s pic comes from Cyrille Rabiller and was shot on Tri-x. Lovely tones. Here is what Cyrille had to say about this image:
Here a picture I took during the horse race called “Grand Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe”  2009, October the fifth J . It was a very nice day, and very crowdy too [Read More...]

Wow, what a nice image. As soon as it popped up in my inbox I knew it had to be made with a Leica and I was right! Today’s submission was sent in by Karen Sik and she used her M8 and 35 Summarit to get the shot. Here is what she said:
“I remain a [Read More...]

Today’s “Inspiration” was sent in by Jerome Rey. Love the image Jerome, thanks for sending my way for all to see! Here is what he had to say about it:
“I send you this photo “amicalement votre” for your picture of a day. It is taken with the ZM and a voigtlander 25 mm f:4, wide [Read More...]

Love the lights! Thanks Osman!
Shooter: Osman Taviloglu
Place: Instanbul Turkey
Camera: Canon 1ds Mark II
Lens: Tamron 24-135mm

Here is one that was submitted to me way back on December 20th 2009! It was sent in by Nadja Niemann and I think it is a beautiful image. This was shot with a Canon 20D and 50 1.8 Lens. You can see more at her blog HERE. Thanks so much Nadja! Very cool image.

#59 comes from Daniel Fogel and is another snowy scene. I can’t wait for spring so we can start seeing some nice images with some GREEN in them but I did enjoy this one. Daniel sent along the info for his image:
“Photo stats: Taken: Wilmette, IL  60091 Camera: Olympus Trip 35 Film: Fomapan 400, expired [Read More...]

It’s Sunday so I am taking it easy today but I am posting the daily inspiration! Today it comes from Alan Davis, so THANK YOU ALAN! Here is the story behind the image, direct from Alan:
“One of the wonderful things about photography is that it makes you look at the world. I often do an [Read More...]

The weekend is here! This one comes from Derrick Siao and enthusiast shooting with a Panasonic LX3…
“Hey Steve, Truly enjoy your site! Here’s a pic I took one day with my LX3 during lunch at Wichcraft in San Francisco. I’m just an enthusiast, my flickr is HERE.
Derrick Siao”

I had received a few images from a Mr. Martin Yeates and all of them were so good I could not decide which ones to put up in today’s inspiration post!  He shot these with a Ricoh GR3 (I really have to try out some of these Ricoh cams) and I have selected two for [Read More...]

Another day another inspiration…not much more I can say here in these intros but today I have TWO images from Randy Anderson. He shot these with a Leica M8u and the 24 Summilux lens. Here is what Randy said about these images:
“It doesn’t snow in Dallas very often, so today it was going crazy and [Read More...]