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Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/4.0 • 1/25 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.0 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.0 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.4 • 1/30 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.0 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — X-T1 • 56 mm • f/1.2 • 1/100 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA Q (Typ 116) • 28 mm • f/1.7 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.4 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/3.4 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/3.4 • 1/90 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA Q (Typ 116) • 28 mm • f/2.0 • 1/60 s

Behind the scenes at beyond tellerrand Berlin 2019 — LEICA M10-P • 35 mm • ~f/2.0 • 1/90 s

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2019-11-18

Some images from behind the scenes at last week's beyond tellerrand in Berlin.

Collection: beyond tellerrand
On this day: 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

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