A Leica Family Story

Join Rob Passman, East Coast Retail Channel Manager for Leica Camera, as he documents his family with Leica cameras and lenses. He will discuss how the simplicity in Leica’s camera design coupled with their world-class optics engage the photographer, and render the camera as merely an extension of the hand and the eye. Seeing fun pictures of his kids is guaranteed.

Closer to the Moment Webinar

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Join Rob Passman, Leica Retail Channel Manager and John Kreidler, Leica Product Specialist as they discuss their photographs made with the Leica M System. Utilizing images made with analog and digital Leica M cameras, they will cover how the rangefinder encourages a mindful approach to photography, and what makes it a favorite of journalists and artists alike. Special attention will be given to the technical innovations found in the latest flagship, the Leica M10-R.

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Phil Penman – Seeing in Black and White

Presented by Leica and Bergen County Camera

There is something about black and white images that makes them timeless. Is it the graphic influences of light and shadow or is it their illumination of texture? Join Leica Professional Photographer Phil Penman and Leica Product Specialist John Kreidler as they discuss “Seeing in Black and White”. We will be talking about Phil Penman’s work, his process and his insights into why he enjoys creating black and white street photography.

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The New APO-SUMMICRON-M 35 f/2 ASPH

For pictures that make history.

Tradition of excellence.

Leica M lenses have always been known to be among the best in the world. The APO-Summicron-M 35 f/2 certainly continues this tradition. At the same time, its extraordinary optical performance places the new addition in a league of its own – even among M lenses. With a closest focusing distance that is notably short for the M-System, exceptionally sharp rendition, distinctive bokeh and high light sensitivity, this masterpiece of German engineering enables photographers to work even more creatively – not just with the Leica M, but also with the Leica SL2 and SL2-S.

A closer look.

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The APO-Summicron-M 35 f/2 ASPH. quite literally goes one step further, by facilitating true close-up shots. Its minimum focusing distance of just 30 centimetres surpasses all previous M lenses. A floating lens element ensures exceptional rendition quality across the entire image at all distance settings.

Striking portraits.

British photographer Huw John found the APO-Summicron-M 35 f/2 ASPH. equally suited to capturing portraits. “It’s amazing how thin the depth of focus is. You get insane focus on the eyelashes, then it drops off. Looking at this 100% crop, I would swear that it could have been taken with a focal length of 85 or even 105 mm!”

Portraiture with the APO-Summicron-M 35 f/2 ASPH. takes on a new dimension with stylish bokeh. Add the new close focus capability and this lens becomes a real all-rounder, with beautiful colour rendition and stunning sharpness and definition. This could well be the only lens you need!”

Huw John

Huw John is a full-time photographer based in Cardiff, Wales. He has three decades of experience working for leading brands and organisations in the fields of film & TV, editorial and corporate PR.

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His approach is not to actively chase his images, but to discover them through observation: once something captivates his attention, he presses the shutter.