I just liked how the cloud seems to whirl around the top of this bridge support. Note how clean contrasty and sharp this image is. This lens is staying right here.

To me, this is the rendition I like from a lens, sharp but doesn't really look sharp. Not sure I explained that correctly but it remind me of the rendition a Leica lens gives you.

Continuing with the Skopar. Look how contrsty this lens is. I can't fault the sharpness either. Not much done to this image in post processing.

The last photograph for now. The only thing remaining to say is when using this lens be careful where you point it. Get the sun too close to the lens front element and you lose contrast pretty fast. if you look aback at the images I've posted with this lens in the last week you will see the sun has been kept clear of the front element. It was nearly always at my back. Front lighting.

Just wanted to post a couple more images using this combination. If you want to see more there's a gallery under the Equipment heading.

There's not a lot say about the images from this lens except that they are really really nice. Just look at the detail in this photograph, and I can asure you, looking at a larger version it's simply amazing. This is the most expensive Leica I have and I'm not going to aquire any more. I've tried a couple of Voigtlaender lenses and they will do me fine at a fraction of the cost.

Again converted with Nik SFX2. Te detail here is just fantastic. Maybe there is something to these Leica lenses after all. Notice another square image, my favourite format nowadays. Lots of these to follow in the coming weeks. Give it a try, maybe you'll like.

Another one converted with SFX2. I really like the rendition on this image, something normally only Leica lenses give you. However, I have found a couple of lenses that give you the same quality and at a fraction of the cost. More on those lenses later in future posts.