#LeicaConversations

[@jasongold6751]

Absolutely adore these strong images! The graphic quality superb, JML sees light, our tool of writing! I;m gonna push the envelope !

[@wilfredobenitez7275]

I enjoyed this video very much in part because my best friend (and also a photographer) is a New York Cuban Puerto Rican like myself named Michael Lopez. What a coincidence. Wonderful to learn about your evolution. I started my journey in photography as a teenager back in 1971. The Q2M has become my favorite all time camera. The original M Monochrom was my constant companion before that. The M10 Monochrom may be in the cards for me. During my analogue days, I went through a few incarnations of M film cameras. Thank you for sharing your journey. 🙏🏽

[@sylviastagg-giuliano6229]

Great talk and powerful images. Thanks!

[@Mindartcreativity]

So happy there is a full interview with him👏🏾The trailer video got me intrigued!

[@my2004rt]

Great story and photos. Also, the tech talks will be awesome. Thank you Leica!

[@gisele6961]

Loved this talk, and Joseph's work!

[@BradleyHansonPhotography]

Likewise. I've been considering a Q (and now Q2) for years. As you suspect, I'd prefer the Monochrom because of it's improved quality, especially at high ISO, but less versatile for my professional work. If only someone would give me $12000...

[@paymanh2857]

The Q shots doesnt even come close to the M shots, which are absolutely fantastic!

[@nickcr3919]

Joshes Michael Loper,I love your work.I make photos since 7 years old.90% of my photos are film b&w,80% on Kodak tri-x,20% on Kodak tmax p (from pushed)3200.I am an old school too.Keep working and make great photographs.

[@jaapjandevries1935]

Great photo's! Love the extreme contrasts.

[@user-rv7ph1jl5y]

Thanks for sharing another great chat. It's great to be reminded why I was originally shooting... A bit lost in working for an income but wish the hosts would stop asking for settings.. It's so absurd to ask for and to expect a photographer to have to give a formula..

[@annbard8256]

Great video as always 🙌

[@ejameskelly]

What was the book referenced at 7:56?

[@josephmichaellopez4420]

Hi James, The book is Knave of Hearts by DANNY LYON twinpalms.com/products/danny-lyon-knave-of-hearts Charge on, J M L

[@ejameskelly]

@@josephmichaellopez4420 excellent! I really appreciate it!

[@photographyalert]

Just wow.. 🙌🙌🙌

[@lamaridelosandes4555]

i would like to know if anyone has ever come forward and made claims about copyright or complained about privacy rights.

[@matkovidosevicswalkabouts6890]

Great!🤍🖤

[@absonus]

I wonder what strength that orange filter was .

[@AnimeStudioMotion]

im sorry some of this image is abit over process like 40:28

[@juanchan5745]

but the emotion captured and the feeling captured is bar none - could it have been less processed... maybe, still, heck of an image! haha

[@hughhall3466]

Long and not a lot of substance

[@chloescanlon1107]

Just like you then.

[@VideoBikerDude]

Totally agree. Niece images but nothing but fluff for descriptions

[@subhajitbhattacharjee7347]

Exactly. Too boring and nothing extraordinary

[@wojt4spes]

Outstanding film photography and absolute nonsense to me the talk about the energy.

[@BrianMorrisPhoto]

yawn