Panasonic just posted a picture story based on my using the Leica 25mm and Lumix G9...

[Mike Peters]

A Study in Artisanship with the G9​

https://www.panasonic.com/global/co...8N_c25tujSCtc8ICTPdailPj4ceuqEs1uwOK4cAwvZ67A

You can see all of the images from that shoot on my site: https://www.mikepeters-photography.com/Client-Sets/Ian-Peters/030621-Ian-Peters-Luthier/

 

[Ranger Rick]

Nice one, Mike! Congratulations!!! And I noted the surname of the subject- any relation?

 

[Mike Peters]

Nice one, Mike! Congratulations!!! And I noted the surname of the subject- any relation?

Thanks!

Indeed, he is my son. I was planning on doing this for him as photos for his website and so he can use them on IG, and during these covid days, having access can be a bit of a problem, so knowing the subject made it easier. https://iangpeters-luthier.com/

 

[Mike Peters]

One of the things I wanted to get across with this series is just how versatile and interesting a "normal" lens can be. So many people dismiss it as dull, and long ago I was one of them. But looking at the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson changed my mind on that.

 

[grcolts]

Congrats! How do you like the 25/1.4 ii?

 

[jrsilva]

Congratulations!
Very nice set.
It makes me want to use my 25mm f/1.4.

 

[RevBob]

Beautiful set. I enjoy watching luthiers work. I havevthe original 25 1.4 and it's always been my favorite lens.

 

[DGoakill]

Congrats! Very Nice Set! I hated 50mm on FF, but love it on the G9. Weird.

 

[Mike Peters]

Congrats! How do you like the 25/1.4 ii?

It’s a fantastic lens. Along with the 15 and 42.5 Nocticron, it’s a true favorite.

 

[Mike Peters]

Congrats! Very Nice Set! I hated 50mm on FF, but love it on the G9. Weird.

4/3 is very different from 24x36

 

[agentlossing]

Those images are fantastic, great work.

 

[Mike Peters]

Thanks everyone! I consider myself lucky to still enjoy making images, even after making my living at it for the past 42 years.

 

[Brownie]

Well done Mike!

 

[saladin]

Magnificent , Mike. Congrats and well done.

 

[ex machina]

Congrats! SO want that harp guitar or whatever it is.

 

[Brownie]

Congrats! SO want that harp guitar or whatever it is.

It's an electric Sitar. The sympathetic drone strings give it a Sitar sound. Think the Beatles during the Ravi Shankar days.

 

[Mike Peters]

It's an electric Sitar. The sympathetic drone strings give it a Sitar sound. Think the Beatles during the Ravi Shankar days.

When Ian played it, the sound was just like the Beatles.

 

[John King]

Congratulations, Mike. Very nice environmental portraits.