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LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER: RICHARD SANDLER ZOOM INTERVIEW 6PM TONIGHT Don't miss this interview with the extraordinary street photographer and filmmaker Richard Sandler We will discuss his book, The Eyes of the City and a new book project, Second Eyes. We'll also delve into his career, influences and social justice agenda. ... REGISTER WITH THE LINK IN OUR BIO. See more

October 22 - Richard Sandler: The Eyes of the City (and the upcoming Second Eyes) A Zoom Interview - Register now Join us on Thursday October 22nd at 6 pm, when Leica Store New York SoHo’s exhibit curator Rene Perez speaks with acclaimed street photographer and documentary filmmaker Richard Sandler about his book, The Eyes of the City. We’ll talk about his timeless images of New York City, and discuss his muses, inspirations and motivations. We’ll also get a behind-the-s...cenes introduction to his new book project, Second Eyes. REGISTER ON EVENTBRITE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/richard-sandler-the-eyes-of-th

Leica M9 ‘Titanium: Designed by Walter de’Silva For years Leica has dabbled with aerospace materials in the creation of their cameras. In 2010 Leica produced a run of 500 units of the M9 Titanium camera coupled with a matching 35/1.4 titanium lens. Unlike other commemorative cameras,... this camera and lens was constructed from solid titanium and was designed by Walter de Silva, head of Volkswagen Design Group. Exterior parts of the camera and lens were not shared with the production version of the M9 or the 35/1.4 ASPH Vr. III lens. The screw on vented lens hood was introduced with this kit along with a design-specific top and bottom plate that integrated with the body. All three surfaces of the camera share a common curvilinear design cue that stands out to this day. Presented here is a pristine example of the M9 Titanium set flanked by another common use of titanium, the performance road bicycle. On display at the Leica Store New York SoHo. See more

RICHARD SANDLER: THE EYES OF THE CITY. A ZOOM INTERVIEW October 22nd at 6 PM Join us on Thursday October 22nd at 6 pm, when Leica Store New York SoHo’s exhibit curator Rene Perez speaks with acclaimed street photographer and documentary filmmaker Richard Sandler about his book The Eyes of the City. For decades Sandler has roamed New York City streets with his Leica, capturing indelible images of the changing dynamics of the city and the distinctive spirit of its inhabitants. ... REGISTER NOW https://www.eventbrite.com/e/richard-sandler-the-eyes-of-th

IN STOCK NOW: Leica V-Lux 5 Explorer Kit Leica Camera has just announced the release of the Leica V-Lux 5 Explorer Kit consisting of a Leica V-Lux 5, a Billingham 'Hadley' shoulder bag in Imperial Blue Canvas & Tan Leather and a Leica COOPH Rope Strap in glowing red. The included accessories reflect a value of over $300.... The Leica V-Lux 5 is ideal for all photographic situations - from wide-angle, standard, extreme telephoto and macro photography. The camera’s extraordinary performance profile and still-picture imaging capabilities are complemented by high quality 4K video. This camera is, without a doubt, one of the most versatile compact cameras from Leica. Please contact Leica Store NY SoHo at (212) 475-7799.

NOW IN STOCK: LEICA SL2 VARIO BUNDLE Buy a SL2 with a 24-90mm Zoom for $10,795 a $695 savings over buying them separately. This offer combines the formidable SL2 and the extraordinary quality and versatility of the 24-90 Vario Zoom to make an exceptional photographic experience.... Quantities are limited. Call Leica Store NY SoHo, 212.475.7799 for immediate delivery See more

SIBLING RIVALRY - GENERATIONAL GAP - SILVER LINING Over the years Leica has reintroduced several design concepts. Most popular among them has been the collapsible lens. Shown on the right is the classic 50/2 Summicron (1953) collapsible flanked by the later 50/2.8 Elmar (1994). Also present are two versions of the 35/2 Summicron ASPH in silver. We've thrown in a silver M7 a la carte and a 50/2.4 Summarit in silver for good measure. ... All available at Leica Store NY SoHo. Call us at 212.475.7799

The September 17th artist talk with Jean-Pierre Laffont is now available to view on YouTube. You can find it at the link in our bio. #jplaffont #leica #leicaphotography #leicacamera

NOW AVAILABLE FROM LEICA STORE NEW YORK SOHO: THE LEICA 28MM SUMMICRON-M F2 ASPH EDITION "SAFARI" LENS The newest addition to the collection of unique designs in the "Safari" lineage of cameras and lenses is the olive green... 28 f/2 Summicron-M ASPH Edition Safari. The new lens matches the Leica Summicron-M 50 f/2 Edition Safari and the Leica M10-P Edition "Safari". The versatile 28mm Summicron-M is ideal for everyday use, and now features a new built-in telescoping lens hood. It’s perfect for the dedicated street photographer who wants a compact and fast wide-angle lens. The lens is priced at $4,895 and is limited to 500 units worldwide.

TONIGHT AT 6 PM! Last chance to register for Leica Store New York SoHo’s interview with photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont. Join exhibition curator René Perez as the two discuss JP Laffont’s decades-long career as an international photojournalist as well as his book Photographer’s Paradise; Turbulent America, 1964-1990. Register at the link in our bio!

April 1, 1968 New York senator Robert Kennedy greets supporters during a campaign stop in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. A few months later on June 6th, Robert Kennedy was assassinated while campaigning for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. Be sure to follow the link in bio to register for Leica Store New York Soho’s interview with photojournalist Jean-Pierre Laffont tomorrow at 6 PM!

August, 1971 Kids pose atop a destroyed car on a summer day in Brooklyn. New York's outer-boroughs bore the brunt of the city's increasing financial problems. The burned-out buildings, abandoned cars and trash that surrounded the burrough became a playground for the city's youth. To hear more about Jean-Pierre Laffont's decades-long career as an international photojournalist, be sure to register for our September 17th interview from 6-7 PM!... https://www.eventbrite.com/e/framing-america-a-talk-with-je

Three kids run alongside the Jazzmobile as it travels through the streets of Harlem. Founded in 1964 by National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master pianist, Dr. Billy Taylor, the Jazz Mobile was created to preserve and promote America’s classical musicJazzand continues to be popular in New York today. Jazzmobile is the first U.S. not-for-profit arts and cultural organization created just for Jazz. If you haven’t already, be sure to register for our interview with photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont. September 17th from 6-7 PM. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/framing-america-a-talk-with-je