[Leica] A sunrise and a mis-fire

[Nathan Wajsman]

Nice to see the scene, having been there not long ago :-)

I have taken my fair share of shots with the lens cap on, but have no exposures to show for it—I generally turn the camera off when I discover the cap is still on, so there is no exposure.

Cheers,
Nathan

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On 29 Aug 2014, at 02:13, Greg Rubenstein <gcr910 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Summer's waning in Chicago and the lake-front sky is getting interesting.
> Posted two shots from today:
> 
> One a "pretty picture" of a nearly black-and-white sunrise.
> 
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/gcr910/End-of-Summer+in+Chicago/Sunrise+1.jpg.html
> 
> The second, now the highlight for my albums, shows what happens when you
> leave the lens cap on, realize it and proceed with the exposure -- with all
> the ensuing moving and fiddling. Won't call it art (maybe Nimrod), but fun,
> as well as a graphic reminder.
> 
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/gcr910/End-of-Summer+in+Chicago/Sunrise+with+lens+cap+removed+during+exposure.jpg.html
> 
> Comment, Critique. Pick on me. On- or off-list.
> 
> Post your examples of images started with the lens cap on, which, I
> suspect, has happened to at least a few other M shooters.
> 
> Greg Rubenstein
> 
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