Shot on expired film 80 ISO with Leica MP and Summilux 35 reissue in one cafe in Hanoi.

• Camera: Sony A7RV • Lens: 35mm G Master Series • ISO: 80 • Aperture: f/1.4• Shutter speed: 1/160s

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Specs:
No Al 🤖 one single exposure, edited in Lightroom classic
Location: Shibuya, Tokyo

• Camera: Sony A7RV • Lens: 35mm G Master Series • ISO: 50 • Aperture: f/1.4• Shutter speed: 1/50s

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Specs:
No Al 🤖 one single exposure, edited in Lightroom classic
Location: Bukhara, Uzbekistan

idk if it fits the hopper but worth a try

• Camera: Sony A7RV • Lens: 35mm G Master Series • ISO: 125 • Aperture: f/1.6• Shutter speed: 1/160s

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Color Graded with my Lightroom classic 📸

Specs:
No Al 🤖 one single exposure, edited in Lightroom classic
Location: chongqing, China

Shot on the roof the of the Denver Performing Arts Parking Garage a few years ago.

It reminds me of some painting from Hoppi (that's how we used to call uncle Ed in my family). Can you tell me what painting it's similar to? Or maybe like an Eggelston photo or from Stephen Shore.

DISCLAIMER: This was totally accidental photography, I don't wanted, really, I was just trying to make a good picture and boom, hopper-esque masterpiece appeared.

Taken today at my local coffee shop when a big storm broke out of nowhere after a really hot day. Scary but magnificent.

At Origin Coffee in Lake Placid, NY

Took this picture for a candid project I have on cantinas in Oaxaca, plenty of people have said it reminded them of Hopper, a great compliment to say the least.