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Back from a fantastic journey to Greenland at the Disko Bay
De retour d'un fabuleux voyage au Groenland dans la baie de Disko
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As much as I hate boring pictures taken at bus stations, after having a walk down memory lane (meaning clicking through my starred pics) I was so sad to see this tip-top machine trapped in the background on this otherwise great shot, that I decided to dig up the archives.
Thankfully I found this (rather generic) photo of the victim, posing with a crippled christmas tree.
Hopefully during my next visit I'll be luckier to take some more action packed snaps of the machinery, with the lovely hills of Borsod in the background.
ANA Back ;p ;p
adry adry w7shtkm oo f8tony ;p ;p
انا ولله ع الصوت صرت مدمن ..
لاتلومني لو كل دقيقه اتصل
وربي من تصكر القلب وروح يدمعون
شفت وشلون لهفت المشتآق لين وين توصل ..
This is the back of a statue that was at the Mitchell Museum in Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
For the One Rokkor Around The World project. A Minolta MC W.Rokkor 28mm f/3.5 wide angle lens, which started in Baltimore, Maryland U.S.A. and will travel all over the world in the next two years, will be in each participant's possession for approximately a two-week period, in which time they will put it on one of their own personal Minolta camera bodies, (or any camera body that they can get it to fit), and they will photograph subjects that are indicative of their country, region, culture, etc. It is currently in my keep and I am so excited about getting to use it!
This follows on a previous Rokkor lens project that made it's way all around the world, but that one was a Minolta Rokkor-X 50mm f/1.7 normal lens.
Camera: Minolta SRT-101
Lens: Minolta MC W.Rokkor 28mm f/3.5 wide angle lens
Film: Kodak Portra 160 35mm film
Shooting Program: Manual
Aperture: F/5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/60 sec.
Date: January 6th, 2013, 4.27 p.m.
Location: Mt. Vernon, Illinois, U.S.A.
SRT Portra 36cf
Today I saw some juvenile Barn swallows sitting on one of the fence lines at the barn so I decided to venture over and see if I could get any shots of the little fellas'. To my sheer amazement and delight, they allowed me to get within an arms length of them. I watched as other juvenile Swallows tried to land on the wire only to be "yelled at" by the ones that were already there. It was a real treat in being able to get that close and get some shots.
After 5 years of bouncing into the surprises and adventures that life can give you.
I managed to operate a business trip that brought me back to Fenua!
Fenua is the local name for "your earth". Mostly refering to Tahiti for tahitians.
I had the surprise to feel like home.
The five Alexander Dennis Enviro300-bodied Scanias allocated to Stagecoach in South Wales's Porth depot (28724/37/8/40/1) were hurriedly seconded to the Fife fleet in early December 2015 to assist with additional vehicle requirements following the sudden closure of the Forth Road Bridge. Five of the 60-plate Alexander Dennis Enviro300s formerly based at Cwmbran covered in their absence.
They returned just before Christmas as a result of the early re-opening of the bridge, and have settled back on the Merthyr Tydfil to Cardiff Service X4 'shorts', for which they carry branding.
28740 is captured in winter sunshine turning at Callaghan Square in Cardiff in mid January 2016
Montoursville, PA. August 2016.
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After serving two weeks down in Brighton, on Saturday returned the Peoplesbus B10M back to Ensignbus dealer. Its seen here parked up with the Ensignbus recovery truck.
A trial of old filmy style of processing, I tone downed a bit and add vignette to 3sides, and did some desaturation too....
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)