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Humanes Guadalajara, Castilla la Mancha / Spain
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I always try to honor timeless beauty with film
RB67 and FP4+ at box speed and developed on HC110
DSLR Scanned on my 1dx with a sigma 70mm macro
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Eye see you see me, 2011.
I created a sequence of pinhole images in this small body of work. Everyday over the course of this week, I'm going to reveal an image in the sequence.
I hope you will find this series interesting, and come back to revisit it.
1. [click here]
2. - this image.
3. [click here]
4. [click here]
5. [click here]
6. [click here]
7. [click here]
The entire sequence (thumbnails) can be seen by [clicking here].
Le Bambole Mk. IV, ”The Midi” Pinhole Camera. Fujifilm FP-3000B film. Exposure: f/111 and 4 seconds.
Kingfisher Miniatures, a little-known producer of resin military vehicle kits, make a Transit Connect in 1/76 scale, and I purchased one as I felt a resin body would be much easier to convert into the Tourneo Connect minibus than a diecast, but no sooner had I completed the painstaking task of cutting out the windows than Kingfisher introduced their own Tourneo version! The Kingfisher model is not the same as the Oxford, being the longer-wheelbase version with a higher roof, and is a little crude in comparison.
Helios 44-2 58mm f/2 in M42-mount.
Taken in a DIY macro box with a SB-24 at 1/16 through the top of it.
My first PC had a 1GB (ish) hard disk.. around 8 years later I have, collectively, about 2,000 times that for essentially the same money. Some of it is even "disposable" memory in the form of ridiculously cheap flash drives. It all has it's uses, of course, what with video eating GB in the blink of an eye, but still.
Kids come into the shop with no knowledge of what floppy disks or dial up is - or was. I remember when the Serial to USB change began, and I was jokingly calling all the whingers "old men". Now people have never heard of USB 1, and I am the old man.
Technology sucks.
In the photo: 2.8GHz Duo Core iMac w/750GB HD and 4GB RAM, plus one LaCie 500GB drive, and one Toshiba 250GB drive, a Griffin Powermate for editing, and a Belkin hub/dock to hold everything together. The laptop is a 2.16Ghz Blackbook with a 160GB HD and 3GB of RAM. The iPod is an ancient 30GB Video. Not pictured is the book's external 250GB drive.
As for the badge; I know it's not quite right as the iMac is aluminium, but look at it... how could I not?