San Miguel de Allende – Feb, 2010

January 13, 2009 ·

Michael Reichmann

I spent most of the month of February, 2010 inSan Miguel Allende, Mexico. The images below are among the photographs resulting from this trip. This page will be updated periodically during February, March and April.

Cowboys and Pigeons – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Pansonic GH1 with 45-200mm @ ISO 100

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Red Shirt – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 50mm. ISO 500

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Watching and Waiting – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

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Parroquia and Moon – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Wide Tri-Elmar @ 28mm. ISO 160

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Lilly Seller – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Panasonic GH1 with 45-200m. ISO 640

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Modern Art – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 50mm. ISO 160

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Take Out – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

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Pensive – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

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Doorway #27 – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 50mm. ISO 160

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Get Gas – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 50mm. ISO 160

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Lamp & Ladder – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 35mm. ISO 160

This photograph is the subject of an article titled…
What is it About?– Deconstructing an Image.

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Still Waiting – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 50mm. ISO 160

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La Farmacia – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Panasonic GH1 with 45–200mm @ ISO 160

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Bar San Miguel. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. February, 2010

Leica M9 with Tri-Elmar @ 35mm. ISO 160

February, 2010

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Michael Reichmann

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Michael Reichmann is the founder of the Luminous Landscape. Michael passed away in May 2016. Since its inception in 1999 LuLa has become the world's largest site devoted to the art, craft, and technology of photography. Each month more than one million people from every country on the globe visit LuLa.