Great image and I love this series. Definitely an interesting direction. Do you use the viewfinder or live view on the rear LCD? With my LX5, though I have the viewfinder, I tend to use the LCD much more often now. It’s great for unusual perspectives.
Hi Andreas, glad you like the looking down series, it’s one of my favorites as well.
I use both the VF and the LCD. I probably end up using the LCD a bit more, although I have never really thought about it much; just use what feels right at the time. Obviously if it is too bright I go the VF, but also if a scene feels too “busy”, it helps my mind to cut away everything except the composition.
In this particular case I probably was using the LCD, because I was standing on a muddy rock in the river, and thinking that it would be a sad loss of the camera if I fell in…
Great image and I love this series. Definitely an interesting direction. Do you use the viewfinder or live view on the rear LCD? With my LX5, though I have the viewfinder, I tend to use the LCD much more often now. It’s great for unusual perspectives.
Hi Andreas, glad you like the looking down series, it’s one of my favorites as well.
I use both the VF and the LCD. I probably end up using the LCD a bit more, although I have never really thought about it much; just use what feels right at the time. Obviously if it is too bright I go the VF, but also if a scene feels too “busy”, it helps my mind to cut away everything except the composition.
In this particular case I probably was using the LCD, because I was standing on a muddy rock in the river, and thinking that it would be a sad loss of the camera if I fell in…
verrrry cool!