sarrasani
11-14-2009, 08:08 PM
and the second one also in b/w version.
I apologize, but I'm going to be mad with this kind of bokeh, and then
I let see the subject less and less....
With this lens I'm more interested in relationship between subject and bokeh than in subject itself. The apparition of the subject has here (IMHO and not for my merit, be clear) with a strong and 3dimensional "icon" effect. This Leica-R APO-macro-Elmarit 100mm. f.2.8 is considered one of the best (or the best, by many experts) macro lens of all times......I know only other 3 other macro lenses and I've not an idea on this, I would to compare it with Hasselblad-Zeiss Makro Planar.
All the best,
Sandro
I apologize, but I'm going to be mad with this kind of bokeh, and then
I let see the subject less and less....
With this lens I'm more interested in relationship between subject and bokeh than in subject itself. The apparition of the subject has here (IMHO and not for my merit, be clear) with a strong and 3dimensional "icon" effect. This Leica-R APO-macro-Elmarit 100mm. f.2.8 is considered one of the best (or the best, by many experts) macro lens of all times......I know only other 3 other macro lenses and I've not an idea on this, I would to compare it with Hasselblad-Zeiss Makro Planar.
All the best,
Sandro