90mm

Man, I want the lens, but $1500 is pretty pricy.

Today starts the first day with this loadout. Weather is not very cooperative today, so I may not get out and get any shots, but I have the kit already in the bag and ready to go at a moments notice. Will use this thread to post my shots through out the week. Still trying to decide if I want...

According to Peter Forsgard in this video: Oly 90 mm f:3.5 Macro

Acquired the lens for 200 euros, glass is very good and only the metal outerior has some marks to it. What a solid lens! The focus is stiff but for a 90mm it's understandable I guess. Found it very easy to operate and follow subjects with. The rangefinder coupling stops agreeing after 100...

We went for a walk in Hunstanton, Norfolk at the weekend. I had the 16,65 and 90 with me. Didn't find any reason not to just use the 90 for the entire morning.

Leicaflex SL 2, near mint, recent CLA by DAG, Superb! Includes a Metz 32 Z 2 flash also mint with standard hotshoe. $495.00 Leica 90mm 2.8 R E55 Elmarit, Version II. 3 cam. Super nice, great shape. Comes with caps, Heliopan filter, case. Glass clean, focus smooth. $495.00 Leica 28mm 2.8 R E48...

Rosie Kerr at "Urusvati", the former house of Nicholas Roerich in the Kulu Valley, India, scanned in from an FP4 negative, October 1979

This is Rosie Kerr, 72 years young being ferried across the Beas River in traditional style on inflated buffalo skins, scanned in from an FP4 negative, October 1979

This is Chamba, head sherpa on a trek in Himachal Pradesh and Lahoul, October 1979, scanned from an FP4 negative

A sherpa and devout Buddhist on a trek in Himachal Pradesh and Lahoul, October 1979, scanned from an FP4 negative

Scanned from an FP4 negative, Leica M3, 90mm f/4 Elmar. A Himalayan herdsman in the Pir Punchal (Outer Himalaya, approx 8,000 feet) in October 1979, Himachal Pradesh, India

Scanned from a Tri-X negative, Leica M3, 90mm f/4 Elmar

Today I checked before I headed off. It was another beautiful day and the canal was open for skating.

Another balcony shot. I did take lots of others, some of them quite usable, but I liked this one the best. This man was taking his dog for a walk by walking backwards down the beach for reasons unknown.