Sarah M Lee about the Leica M11-P

Sarah M Lee talks about her work with Leica M cameras and the ability to capture calm, high-end images in what seem to be uncontrollable situations. Thanks to the Leica M11-P and Content Credentials, the authenticity of her images remains readily verifiable even after the shutter is released – by storing a secure record of their true context.

[wilfredobenitez]

Beautiful presentation of the Leica M11 P with great photographs!

[DistantLightProd]

Yet another example of precision engineering, beauty and Leica M11-P. Congratulations Leica on the addition to the M family.

[indifferent-marmoset]

I thought I recognized your name. When you mentioned The Guardian then I recalled a column you wrote about buying a Leica M and its cost which, as always, caused some truly awful comments from the ignoranti. Well that piece was responsible for my re-engaging with photography and eventually purchasing my own Leicas. Perhaps too many but I don’t care. My M9 and M246 M give me pleasure; the rest I may trade in.
Thanks for the inspiration.

[Nerdzombiedisco]

Love the M11...but even more in love with that beat-up lens filter of hers.

[nongroupthought]

Although I cannot appoint a leica camera, one thing that I would say is that shooting with the DSLR camera such as the canon Mark 3 that I have is just a dream. The feel of the image is completely different from a mobile phone and I think the art of taking photo all photography I hope never dies

[markmuggeridge]

Important info, thanks. Am using an M and would like to know if you work with a 50mm or 90mm for portraits?

[smooth]

I presume the copyright thing is the same as Sony have, you can enter your copyright name in settings and it goes onto the image, somehow

[NCSTalkid]

Ovf rangefinder that we can see outside the frame is very critical for street or photo artist.

[Leicashootr]

Lens hood, it’s not necessary but essential.