Bernard Lockley - Vienna With a Leica M9 Monochrom
11th September 2026
In: News, Members' Articles
Before we start to show anything about the Autumn weekend in Llanelli (see below) we are returning to the excellent set of photographs submitted by Bernard Lockley, this time showing his photographs of Vienna taken on a Leica M9 Monochrom. Bernard's results make the webmaster think that he should have one of these cameras but the results are down to the photographer rather than the camera!
Now more about Llanelli - About 30 of us went to Llanelli. We had a good weekend in a hotel with good facilities and excellent food and service.
We held our usual competitions and we hope to show some of the winning photographs next week we may also be able to show photographs of the area around Llanelli.
Now more about Llanelli - About 30 of us went to Llanelli. We had a good weekend in a hotel with good facilities and excellent food and service.
We held our usual competitions and we hope to show some of the winning photographs next week we may also be able to show photographs of the area around Llanelli.
Comments
By Keith Walker: A lovely set of images which give a good representation of the city. You have certainly taken advantage of of the M9's ISO range with superb results. By Don Morley: Lovely set of street photography style pictures all showing Vienna life and its nightlife so well By Alan Humphries: Thank you Bernard. to my regret I have not visited Vienna,. Having been captivated my various, still images and videos/feature films of this wonderful city, your images weren't an introduction but rather a wonderful introduction to some part s of the city I had previously seen. Hence a BIG THANK YOU. Bernard.
With All Good Wishes. Alan. By David Askham: Bernard, thank you. Looking at your second picture, there are ghostly images of unknown people that intrigue me. For example, an image of an elderly man: is he dining, or sitting waiting? And a female inside the left edge, is she taking a call, or expressing dismay or alarm? I don't expect that you have any answers; but your enigmatic picture certainly poses a few questions. And that's no bad motive! By Bernard Lockley: David - the ghostly images are reflections of other people in the same carriage as me on the windows of the tube train