City of London Enterprise

GXR A12-M, f1.4, 1/1125, ISO 336, RAW, 53mm (Voigtlander Nokton f1.2 35mm)

Rush

GXR A12-M, f1.2, 1/125, ISO 1131, RAW, 53mm (Voigtlander Nokton f1.2 35mm)

Train Home

GRD IV, f2.5, 1/233, ISO 80, RAW

Cannon Street Bridge

GXR A12-M, f5.6, 1 sec., ISO 200, RAW, 42mm (Ricoh GR f2.8 28mm L)

Behind the Glass

GXR A12-M, f1.2, 1/73, ISO 3200, RAW, 53mm (Voigtlander Nokton f1.2 35mm)

Not sure why but I really like this picture and reminds me of the scene from a movie, this is why I cropped it to 16:9 format.

Carrying Their Collection

GXR A12-M, f1.2, 1/270, ISO 200, RAW, 53mm (Voigtlander Nokton f1.2 35mm)

Seeing Double

GF1, f0.95, 1/160, ISO 640, JPG b&w, 50mm (Voigtländer Nokton f0.95 25mm)

The Nokton is a fantastic lens and gives a very film-like quality to pictures, especially if you set the camera to b&w. I just love the character of this lens and aside from my Leica f2.8 28mm R mount lens this is my favorite lens for the GF1 and shows that opptical quality beats software corrections anytime.
But not just the quality is fantastic also the bright aperture allows for very fast shutter speeds at low ISO even in very dark conditions.

The only problem is at times to nail the focus and although I did not do it in this picture I still like it best from today.

Breaking the Law

GRD, f2.4, 1/100, ISO 400, JPG

On my way to catch the train I saw this at Cannon Street Station. I found it quite funny that the police guy was taking pictures with a big and heavy dSLR camera and external flash. Seemed quite odd to me and I could not resist taking a few pictures myself, even when it (maybe) meant breaking the law.
I am not writing this post from a jail cell so good thing the police here was busy dealing with real criminals ;).
If you are wondering what I am on about read here for more details.