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Here's a type of image that I rarely post, since the quality isn't the best. But I took it on the street at night through a plate glass window, and in spite of using ISO 200, there's more noise than I expected, due to the lack of good lighting. I thought it had a kind of “Home Sweet Home” look, and that made it a keeper.

Leica Q, f5.6, 1/4 sec.…[Read more]

The USS Yorktown is anchored there, with more WW2 ships and a submarine behind it. They're great for a tour.

The alligator in the pond loves pets, all sizes included, so a tough German Shepherd or Pitbull is just another lunch.

The USS Yorktown is anchored there, with more WW2 ships and a submarine behind it. They're great for a tour.

The alligator in the pond loves pets, all sizes included, so a tough German Shepherd or Pitbull is just another lunch.

I like the pond with the invisible alligator! He would have a duck dinner, I guess…
In the shot just above, is that an aircraft carrier moored up there close to shore? I'm surprised the water is deep enough!

Another Harbor image, different light, perspective, JPEG only process.

Leica Q, f5.6, 1/400 handheld, ISO 200.

This is a place I visit on the Charleston County shoreline. The pond usually has a resident alligator, courtesy of Bulls Island nearby. There's a light fog in the background.

Leica Q, f5.6, 1/1000 handheld, ISO 200.

This is JPEG only, shot through a plate-glass window, with some unavoidable reflections even though the lens barrel was squarely in contact with the window glass. So, a little cloning to remove the reflections….

Leica Q, f5.6, 1/2 second handheld-braced, ISO 200.

…….Leica Vario-Elmar S 30-90 f3.5-5.6 ASPH……still available……trades and reasonable offers considered…

John

This image required significant perspective correction, and then cropping, so may look a bit ragged. Shot as JPEG only.

Not really interested in shooting 4K with this camera, I wish they would strip this out and put the savings into a lower priced option. To me, video has to be done right, which requires a lot of support equipment which I do not carry around on a daily basis.

Hi Dalethorn,

Thank you for the reply, I don't know if humming was the right word, but great to hear that al is ok. Happy New Year. 🙂

Regards Henrik