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From Ladywash mine, Eyam, Derbyshire, England.
Calcite twinned on {0001} perched on fluorite & sphalerite. ~ 120 mm tip to tail.
Citation: BRG48-39-7-14-6, Baltimore City Archives: Department of Housing and Community Development records; Housing Authority of Baltimore City Survey Photographs, 1938-1941.
This neighborhood became Somerset Homes.
Canon EOS 30 w/ Sigma 150-500 DG APO HSM.
March 16, 2025. A morning walk with nothing better to do. With a Sigma telezoom better than its reputation.
Santacolor 100 in Adox C-Tec C-41 @ 30°C 8 min in dev and 6 min in Blix.
Made in the US by an established film manufacturer (who could that be?) for air surveillance purposes and handspooled in Finland.
Scanned with Epson V850 and processed in Lightroom.
"Redrum", because it's good with reds. And greens, and blues...
Color neg film is a nice variation to my otherwise mainly b&w work. But sold here in Sweden for $23 per 135/36 film, it's perhaps not the cheapest option...
Footballs.
90 Park Lawn Road #511 listed by Richard Himelfarb offered for sale, featuring 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms at Park Lawn/Lakeshore
Fabulous South Beach Condo! 1106 sqft of luxury living + 242 sqft wrap around balcony with parking and locker! Award winning south beach condos, 10 ft. smooth ceiling with unobstructed South East view, fully upgraded, must see! Marble in all bathrooms! Indoor/outdoor pools with cabanas, state of the art gym, yoga room, spinning room, squash courts, basketball court and more!
For more information, contact Richard Himelfarb, Sales Representative, at 416-975-5588
As there's no stop code published anywhere at this stop, it's hard to use the 511 SMS system. NextBus has an address-lookup feature, so you can text "actransit 7th & franklin" to 411411 to get predictions.
(I looked up the stop codes at NextBus, so I know that I could text "actransit 59999", too.)
Canon EOS 30 w/ Sigma 150-500 DG APO HSM.
March 16, 2025. A morning walk with nothing better to do. With a Sigma telezoom better than its reputation.
Santacolor 100 in Adox C-Tec C-41 @ 30°C 8 min in dev and 6 min in Blix.
Made in the US by an established film manufacturer (who could that be?) for air surveillance purposes and handspooled in Finland.
Scanned with Epson V850 and processed in Lightroom.
"Redrum", because it's good with reds. And greens, and blues...
Color neg film is a nice variation to my otherwise mainly b&w work. But sold here in Sweden for $23 per 135/36 film, it's perhaps not the cheapest option...