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Heading back down the Rachel Lake trail as the grey evening light wore out and the green glowed at the end of the dark path.
I usually carry multiple backs of film so I can quickly replace a used roll of film with a fresh roll.
I also like to carry multiple backs so I can change films in the middle of a roll.
I could change from black & white to color but I primarily shoot only black & white with my Mamiya RB67. I like being able to change from one film speed to another.
I use the following eight film backs with my RB67:
back #1 Ilford HP5 Plus (ISO 400)
back #2 Ilford HP5 Plus (ISO 400)
back #3 defective (use only for parts)
back #4 FomaPan (ISO 100)
back #5 FomaPan (ISO 100)
back #6 Ilford Delta Pro (ISO 3200)
back #7 Ilford Delta Pro (ISO 3200)
back #8 Ilford HP5 Plus (ISO 400)
Hi all my dear friends....:-)
Hope you are alright :-)
I am fully baked and toasted...LOL
hm hm.... just like chocolate cookies with 2 legs without the sprinkle on top....=))
Have a great one every body~! Hugs....~!!!
( on the way to your stream ;-) )
Looking Back
Pronghorn Antelope
Cottonwood Canyon Road
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Utah
3/11/2018
Black-backed Jackal (Canis mesomelas) with feathers still hanging out of its mouth from its previous dove catch, plies the creek of an Etosha Pan waterhole looking for another victim.
Charleston, WV. June 2016.
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Cottonmouth, aka water moccasin. Taken from a safe distance with telephoto lens. Alligator River NWR in North Carolina
the area round the pond is coming on nicely
the large plant at the back left is euonyumus fortunie emerald and gold the purple flowered plant back middle is Lunaria annua, also called honesty or annual honesty in the middle are Marguerite daisy's with violas round the pond in the middle behind the pond with the purple flowers is Aguga now hidden they is also two clumps of chives front and back of the pond in front of the ponds is Helianthemum golden Queen also known as a Rock rose
Mikasa, Hokkaido.
Mamiya Universal Press, Sekor 100mm F2.8, F64D ( negative for cinema from Fuji ) exposed as ISO 30, developed with reversal processing ( 1st: SPD + KSCN 29DegC. 60 minutes, 2nd: CD3 + NaOH, pH10.4 ), scanned with Epson V700 + EpsonSoftware, edited with GIMP. Bigger sizes: www.flickr.com/photos/threepinner/53022706122/sizes/ up to 10458 × 2949 pixels compatible. Learn DIY development and upgrade to film !
finished with a cute button.
update: if you want to know how to make this shirt, good news! the pattern is included in my forthcoming book, Crochet Adorned. yay.
The very last of the sunlight illuminates SAS Boeing 737-700 SE-RES as it is pushed back from the gate at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport ready for the short flight to Stockholm Arlanda
Batavia, NY. August 2015.
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On 4 April 2017, 90042+90044 failed in the Carlisle area , while they were powering 4M27, Freightliner’s 0525 Coatbridge – Daventry. Eventually DRS’s 66421 was found to get the freightliner on its way and the trio are seen descending Shap Bank some 160 minutes late.
© 2009 Steve Kelley
Thought I'd post over the remaining days of 2009 some of the images i did not post yet that were taken in the past. This is the second one. I did not do any vignetting so the light on the water is from the memorial lights reflecting strongly off the clouds.
New York City (NYC) skyline with the Tribute in Lights for the victims of 9/11. Shot from Bayonne, NJ at dawn on September 12th.
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Nikon d300