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Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile atricapilla) in the aspen woodland region near Thorhild, Alberta, Canada.
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16 January, 2014.
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Arriver à Cap-Chat, première journée. La fin de la journée courir pour le coucher du soleil.
uma menina me pediu pra fazer um banner deles pra ela botar não sei aonde e saiu isso ai xD
ve maior porque assim, o flickr acabou com o banner
aaaah, obrigada a todo mundo que me deu presente e me desejou feliz aniversário ontem *-* obg ♥
A fire hydrant end cap in low light and close up mode - shot with the SMC 105mm F2.4.
A first attempt at stand development with the Tmax and Neopan100. It's a good guessing game. I left the "stand" for an hour and overdid the fixing by 12 minutes. Busy chatting! The running wash at the end of the cycle was turning purple magenta and the end roll was as clear as acetate. I can barely make out the image......but it still scan out alright. Cant help with the grains though....the film negative was getting so thin.
Pentax 67, SMC 105mm F2.4, Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100, Tmax developer @ 1/100th, 1 Hr Stand Development, No aggittation, Wide Open, +3 Hoya close-up filter
Patience rewarded! On the last day of winter, on a cold and miserable morning, I finally got a shot of the lovely black-capped chickadee who had eluded me all season.