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Anniversary gift from my wife, Kamemannen, smaller than any glasses I own, and I love it.

Really love these photos, taken by my wife, wearing my favorite jacket, Pherrow’s.

Same old fit, but better today. She’s off work and came along.

🧥: Atlast Chore Jacket & Copper Denim Flannel

👖 : Buzz Rickson M-1943 Herringbone & Copper Denim

🥾 : Rolling Dub Trio Roots & Yuketen Alan

First time trying herringbone pants. Texture hits different.

Sharing one of my favorite fits. A Samurai Type I jacket paired with any wide-leg pants. Super comfortable for riding and getting things done.

One of my favorite pairs lately. Light, compact, and perfect for high myopia (-8.00).

In my last post, I was still debating whether to let the M10-P go. I did and honestly, it feels right. No regrets at all. With the money, I’m already planning another trip with this one, the M4 that’s been with me through so many places.

One of my favorite shots: the Leica M4 and my Vespa PX somewhere on the Ha Giang Loop.

Hello guys,

I’ve been shooting film for about two years, and I’ve been using a Leica M4 for the past year. I really love the rangefinder experience of the M system. I use my M4 a lot, pretty much daily, even on long riding trips. But film has become quite expensive lately, and it’s starting to feel like a bit too much. So I picked up a Leica M10-P to keep that rangefinder experience while shooting more.

However, even though I can shoot more, something just doesn’t feel right.

First is the handling. The M10-P is heavier, but it doesn’t feel as good in hand as the M4. It also doesn’t give me the same confidence. I don’t feel as comfortable just throwing it on and riding around with it like I do with the M4. And most importantly, the colors. A lot of people praise the Leica M “look,” but no matter how much I try, I just can’t connect with it. The colors don’t feel as vibrant as film, and they’re not as sharp or punchy as my Fujifilm X-E4 either. Everything feels kind of flat — slightly dull, even a bit old or muted.

I’m wondering if anyone else has had the same experience? Or is it just that I’m not used to the M10-P yet and need to give it more time?

Summaron 35mm f2.8 is the real king of bokeh, not the Summicron 35mm f2 v4. Change my mind

Just done a trip with my friend, here some picture

Been using the Voigtländer 35mm f/2 Ultron for 6 months - a perfect lens, but something felt missing. I guess I wanted more character, so I added two lenses to my collection: the Voigtländer Heliar Classic 50mm f/1.5 and the Leica Summaron 35mm f/2.8. Love the rendering of these two lenses.

I love chore coats, even though I’m not that tall. But who cares, right?

🧥 : Atlast&Co

👖 : Copper Denim (Made in VietNam)

🥾 :The 2 Monkeys Sportif

Just finished a 45-day riding trip with my wife, Little Blue (the name she gave my Vespa), and of course a Leica M4 with the Voigtländer 35mm f/2 Ultron.

I love this combo, it’s small and light. Here are some shots from the first two days: Nha Trang → Phu Yen, Vietnam.

Atlast chore jacket fit with MacMay trouser (made in VietNam) and Red Wing Engineer 2966