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Most excellent. The exposure and processing are outstanding. Kk

Great images.  Number 2 stands out to me.

Nice Photo. As it happens many of my family live in GH.  Nicely done. Kk

Nice image of one of my favorite places. Winner!

Here you go, Leica Eye.  Sony A7R2 set to full tone B&W.  First thing, the filters do affect the image but not in the same way as film.  You could probably find some usefulness with filters ...

Nice image.  It has that "I don't know where it is, but I've been there" quality which I admire in this genre of photography. Kk

Greetings Again, Leica Eye. Thinking about this further and reading some of the other comments, I believe the use of a colored filter would largely render the RAW files unusable without ...

Greetings Leica Eye, I believe the answer to this is, no.  The in camera black and white conversion is a processing algorithm and converts color to grayscale differently than how film "saw" light. ...

Or large enough, the scale of the print or image makes a big difference on how you perceive it.  On my 31" monitor this is a much different image than on my 21".  As for a thumbnail on DPReview....

It was a gray gray day, but this gentleman found his spot to work his craft. Comments are always welcome. I left this as a wide image to capture the Reno "skyline" and the larger context that the ...

Hi Darron, Yes, I sold it almost a year ago. Regards, Kk

Messing around with a new lens in the back yard.  Depth of field issues all over the place. Comments welcomed.

It is a dilemma; people or no people. To me, this shot is better for the couple.  They look as if they were models posing rather than folks just milling about.  It looks intentional. Nice image.

Nice set of images. #1 for me is the standout.  Personal preference for the composition.

Greetings klayking, I hope you don't mind but I took quick moment to illustrate how I would process the image. All relatively subtle changes. Regards, Kk

Hi klayking, yes, my suggestions would all be done in post processing. Kk

Greetings klayking, Compositionally, I prefer the vertical image.  In terms of additional refinement, I would probably lighten the path a bit as well as lighten the building in the distance., the ...