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At the time I wasn't too pleased with how quickly a lot of IC black displaced WC maroon and gold, but now I'm sure glad I kept dutifully recording the local power. Four years later 6067 would leave the roster and be scrapped and now, 8 years on, she is but a memory living on only through slides.New Richmond, WI, July 10, 2006.
I chase your love around a figure 8,
I need you more than I can take,
You promise forever and a day,
And then you take it all away,
And then you take it all away
So this is me and I kinda like this and I'm supposed to be doing my Biology homework right now but meh.
Jim's RX-8 dirty after a hard day of driving us around Montgomery and Prattville. Shot was taken downtown Prattville. March 2008
You would never believe that there is an 8-lane highway just a block beyond this, especially since the snow has transformed the landscape.
From last week - I'll have this week up soon! Also important to note is that the white flecks are snow, not dandruff :)
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 35mm f/1.4 USM
Inspired by the flood of requests for FPP to record tutorials about film making on Super 8 Film, we decided to put a super short Super 8 film into production!
“The Silent Dead”, a 2-minute parody of the popular television series “The Walking Dead” (‘cause Super 8 lacks audio…get it?) begins production September 27th in Dayton, Ohio. It will premiere on the FPP YouTube Channel the week of Halloween.
filmphotographyproject.com/content/news/2015/09/fpp-annou...
Clouds of smoke.
Stobist Info:
Speedlite 580EX on right of smoke, white wall opposite.
Flash with a snoot and amber gel, 1/2 power.
This was a very nice sunset around 8 Tallet with the canvas and the lamp making a interesting subject.
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The Commodore PET 2001-8. The 8 indicates an 8K model. The lowest memory specification was 4K. By itself, this system is simply known as the Commodore PET or Commodore PET 2001.
PET, as is popularly and incorrectly believed, does not stand for anything, not even Personal Electronic Transactor. It was actually named after the pet rock craze of the 1970s.
The Commodore PET was released in 1977, the same year as the Apple II and TRS-80 (Model I). All three were the first true complete commercial personal computers that started the revolution, but only the PET had the built-in monitor and cassette drive.
The PET's keyboard was unusual in that it was designed more like a calculator's keypad than a typewriter's keypad. This was due both to then Commodore President Jack Tramiel's desire to use existing materials in his supply chain, as well as acquiescing to his idea that since a home computer is a new technology, it shouldn't have to adhere to old paradigms. While interesting, the PET's keyboard was obviously not a hit with users and was soon replaced by a more traditional full stroke typewriter style keyboard, but at the expense of the built-in tape drive.
The Commodore PET features a version of Microsoft BASIC, which was licensed for a one time fee and used in all future Commodore products based around the same 6502 processor (Vic-20, C-64, etc.). Bill Gates and Microsoft would not make that same mistake again.
You can read more about the Commodore PET and many other systems in my upcoming book, or keep visiting Armchair Arcade. See you next time!
"Smena-8 is a viewfinder 35mm film camera made by GOMZ, LOOMP and LOMO and produced between 1963-71. Doubtless one of the most popular Smena cameras. Smena-8 was the camera USSR tried to enter the international market.
There are 7 types and 3 sub-types of the Smena-35. The export types were named as Cosmic-35 and Global-35." source: camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Smena-8
Typical 8-Point Whitetail Buck - Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
This particular Buck grew a perfect 8-point symmetrical rack each and every year. Note the date this photo was taken (2/20/11) - and still sporting full headgear. But in recent years, December is the month that mostly all Big Meadows Bucks lose their antlers.
One of the 3 Amigos, of which only one remains alive. RIP 8-Pack.
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