Exhibit your B&W shots

[the_hefay]

Sorry, I just laughing about "new" monochrome technology from Leica. It's my old a57 + 16-80 CZ.
The picture has EXIF.

That's great!

[ValeryD]

Thank you all!
If we talking about Leica I'm looking more from Panasonic + Leica on the cellphone http://connect.dpreview.com/post/675899 ... era-review , but for cellphone it's too expensive as usually from Leica.

[RareTA]

We went back to South Dakota to the Fort Sisseton reenactment over the weekend. Here is a B&W I got of a couple.

[ValeryD]

nice done

[RareTA]

Thank You!

[aster]

Very nice, RareTA,

Looks very authentic with that beard and the lady's glasses... : )

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[Dr. Harout]

Wheels
a99 + Tamron 90/2.8 USD + Tripod
Wheels by Dr. Harout Tanielian, on Flickr

[sury]

Welcome back Doc. It has been a while. I love the details on the wheel.
Just curious to know why tripod?

Sury

[Dr. Harout]

...Just curious to know why tripod?

Sury

And why not?

[Greg Beetham]

Love the wagon wheel Doc.
Greg
PS I also like the fort Sisseton shot too RareTA, in fact just about anything 'period' shot with B&W goes with the territory to me.

[Birma]

Love the detail in the first wheel and the repeat in the background - lovely picture Doc!

[Birma]

Here are a couple of black and whites from Easter. This is Talisker Bay on the Isle of Skye, after which the superb Talisker single malt is named. I hope the pictures remind you of the deep, dark flavours with a hint of the sea, from this malt whisky; or least give you the impression of the rocky coast after the sun has gone down

2015 Skye Easter - Evening Talisker Bay 2 by Birm, on Flickr

2015 Skye Easter - Evening Talisker Bay by Birm, on Flickr

Both with A99 and SAL 28-75. (Edited - I posted the same picture twice originally!)

[ValeryD]

I got some picture with wagon wheel too.
And very stylish too. And as a new B/W style requires
by Valery Dyck, on Flickr

[Birma]

That's a great picture, Valery - it has an IR like quality to it.

[aster]

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Astounding evening captures from Skye Easter, Birma. You created two pieces of art. : ) By using intentional long exposure, you achieved an IR quality as well; the scenes appear as though translucent and with a feel of being backlit.
Thanks for sharing.

Blending the old and the stylish, with humour added, is neat Valery. : ) Nice find.
Thanks for sharing.

Yildiz