More results from my experimentation with shooting my (film) Leica M4-2 exclusively with black and white film.
The first few are from the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Air and Space Museum, a place that I always find challenging to photograph:
And here are a couple of shots I grabbed at our last Vienna (Virginia) coffee house meeting of local Leica enthusiasts.
I enjoy establishments that provide large tables that are shared with other parties. It just feels a lot more social to me.
All of these were shot with the M4-2 and Kodak TMax 400 film, processed by The Darkroom.
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I am thoroughly enjoying this project. In terms of testing whether I really want a digital Leica Monochrom, it's been convincing, but probably not in the way you think. It's convinced me just how satisfied I can be with a great old film camera and black and white film.
My digital M9 is going to be coming home from Leica Service USA (where it's getting a checkup and thorough cleaning after quite a lot of use in 2013) in the next couple of weeks. I'm looking forward to having it back, but have been doing just fine with my old M4-2 in the meantime.
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