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More macro fun from the weekend, this time a close of my Argus C3 rangefinder which is often known from the Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets film
Captain Unrigged Nordau comes across a treasure chest on a little sandbank near Terraversa...
A quick build for Brethren of the Brick Seas - and for those of y'all wondering, yes, I do have something for the ABS round in the works! You'll just have to wait and see, :)
Credit definitely goes to this build of my brother's for inspiration and some ideas!
Thanks for viewing, C&C welcome as always!
Model is Jean, freezing on my balcony for me.
Am I ever not in the middle of an artistic crisis? I'm not really making what I want to be making at the moment, and probably need a break from the internet again. I'm very much into the idea of becoming a recluse this year.
Hand made 6x9 camera with Schneider Super-Angulon 47mm f56 MC
No finder
KODAK T-Max400 (400TMY-2)
Self development, Xtol 1:1, 7min. @ 24deg.
“The traveller's-eye view of men and women is not satisfying. A man might spend his life in trains and restaurants and know nothing of humanity at the end. To know, one must be an actor as well as a spectator.”
~Aldous Huxley
New@Posies-Td Pumpkin finder poses&props
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Integrity/Meteor/The Launch collection/Keeki Adaeze/Afterglow/Vaughn Sawyer
Mizi/Jason Dimon/The Hormones Collection/Adonis/No. 2
Hard to believe that these two German classics are separated by 19 years. The elder of the two, the IIIa, was manufactured in 1939, The IIIg is from 1958.
Yes, there was a war in between. Even taking that into account, it's surprising how small the changes are. There are many of changes, all of them rather insignificant.
Both cameras have a fastest exposure time of 1/1000 seconds. Both have a separate dial for long exposure times, long meaning everything above 1/20 s (IIIa) or i/30 s (IIIg) and up to 1 s.
Both require the first 10 cm of the film leader to be trimmed with a scissor. And both require unmounting the bottom to load the film, which has to be fumbled onto a metal spool. That used to bother me, at first. I doesn't any more, I'm used to it now. No point in grumbling about such things. If you don't like it, a Leica isn't the right camera for you. No problem with that - there are plenty of other cameras.
No thread-mount Leica really is a rangefinder camera. The finder is physically separate from the range measurement. You peer into the little viewport that's more to the left, which gives a magnified image of the scene, focus, and then switch other other viewport to do the image compo. With the IIIa, the two viewports are about 3 cm apart. With the IIIg they're right next to one another (this can be rather tricky if you use them alternatingly).
Yes, that is ante-diluvian. It was obsolete in 1939 and it certainly was obsolete in 1958. No question about it. I mostly don't even use the range-measurement. I guess the distance and use hyperfocal DOF for focusing.
Zeiss-Ikon offered a real viewfinder in 1936 on Contax II that Leica introduced only with the M3 in 1954. In terms of ergonomics, the Contax ran rings around the Leicas. Apart from the rangefinder with a much longer baseline, the Contax offered a back-opening body, and a bayonet for fast lens exchange.
But hey, the reason why people use Leicas is the reason why I use Leicas. Because they are so well engineered that they just go on working, every single bit of them, decade after decade after decade.
Both of these two ladies make a wonderful, round ker-lick sound on shutter release. The sound of a well-made mechanical device. And both feel good in your hand, really good. The almost 80 year old IIIa even more than her younger sibling. Two good reasons for me to go on taking pictures with them.
The IIIg has a larger viewfinder and shows a parallax-corrected frame for a 50 mm or 90 mm focal length. The IIIa doesn't offer that feature, and its finder is rather arbitrary anyway. It's calculated for a 50 mm lens, but I use her with a 35 mm Summaron, so what I want to be in the frame mostly is in the frame, erratic finder notwithstanding.
The IIIg has a self-timer. It works fine, but I never use it. The IIIg also offers an M-sync for a bulb flash unit. I never looked into how to sync the flash because I only do available light.
"Hey, look what I found, guys!" Jack awkwardly shuffled to his teammates while carrying the mannequin he found back in the dumpster. Harold was already groaning with hand on his face. "Put the bloody mannequin down, damnit," he said. They were supposed to be at war waiting for the order to strike, and there he was stuck with Jack the fool. The mech loomed over them, standing by in the ruined city streets, an icon of destruction and war bringer. And yet to Jack it seemed like no more than a statue providing shade. He placed the doll beside Harold and grinned, putting an arm around Harold's shoulder. "I think I'm gonna bring her home to see the folks."
If Harold had groaned any louder the entire block would've heard him already.
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Built this for the H2H MOC Duel with Kosmas Santosa. In short, we gotta build 3 MOCs of approximately 16x16 size and 16 bricks tall, and with different themes. This is the Mech theme.
It's been some time since I've built a walker and my approach to building has changed since then. This one is actually quite similar to an older and bigger build, but far more satisfying. I've started to play with curves and try to make the shape flow rather than keep it in blocky forms like I did before.
And the mannequin thing is there just because a couple of mutilated minidolls were lying in front of me, and the diorama needed color. So...yeah XD
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Along the trail at Lost Valley, a popular spot along the Buffalo National River in the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas.
Divided reverse. No correspondence.
Members of a Flugabwehrkanone (FLAK) Abteilung pose with a large tripod-mounted Entfernungsmesser or range-finder. A range-finder is an optical apparatus that measures the distance to a target, in this case, high-flying aircraft.
Imaging Dates:Sept. 20, 2019, Sept. 21, 2019, Sept. 28, 2019, Sept. 30, 2019, Dec. 20, 2019, Dec. 29, 2019
Frames:
Astronomik Ha 6nm: 51x300" (gain: 11.00) -20C bin 1x1
Astronomik OIII 6nm: 51x300" (gain: 11.00) -20C bin 1x1
Integration: 8.5 hours
Darks: ~101
Flats: ~101
Flat darks: ~101
Avg. Moon age: 16.67 days
Avg. Moon phase: 29.01%
Bortle Dark-Sky Scale: 4.00
Imaging Scope: Sharpstar Optics 15028HNT Hyperboloid Astrograph Reflector
Imaging Camera: Qhyccd 183M Mono ColdMOS at -20C
Mount: Sky-Watcher EQ8 Pro
Guide Scope: Sky-Watcher Finder Scope
Guide Camera: Starlight Xpress Ltd Lodestar X2
Filters: Astronomik 36mm RGB F2.2 Certified
Filterwheel: Starlight Xpress Ltd 7x36mm EFW
Power and USB Control: Pegasus Astro Ultimate USB Hub
Focuser: Primalucelab Sesto Senso Auto Focuser
Image Acquisition Software: Main Sequence Software SGPro
Guide Software: PHD 2
Processing Software: PixInsight
Arealight helmets
TLG helmets
CAC Range Finders
Although I'm not a huge fan of CAC's helmets, their new range finders are amazing! The amount of detail is spot-on for such a tiny piece. I hope they continue to make these in more colors. As you can see, they fit other helmets than their own as well. These really are awesome little pieces!
Old school cut & paste (scissors & glue) collage created for weekly themed blog:
The Kollage Kit
THEME: 4 -- Collage must have 4 of the same kind of thing in it.
Tower Transit route 28: Kensal Rise - Wandsworth, Mapleton Crescent
Southside Shopping Centre (S)
Just as it seemed like we were not getting anything special out of the Notting Hill Carnival bus services this year, Tower Transit sent out a VH on the 28 on Notting Hill Carnival Monday. To my surprise, the working has been recorded on the London Vehicle Finder a few times beforehand but most of these outings have been short.
VH38125 did a round in the late afternoon before going out of service, using Warwick Gardens as a bus stand (like the withdrawn 9H) to avoid an over-crowding of curtailed services at Notting Hill Gate. I had a photo but wanted better, so to see if it would come back in service I made use of the wait re-familiarising myself with the southwestern section of the route.
I was reminded what the Notting Hill Carnival is all about onboard a 28: to observe interactions and share one with passengers from different backgrounds all commuting home with the carnival's multicultural embrace, most symbolically evoked by classic Caribbean dubs which a man continued to play from his phone, hit me with nostalgia and love for Carnival. Such vibes set me up nicely for a better photo of this odd-working once it returned to service, where it would stay out for the rest of the evening.
©London Bus Breh 2018.
Captain Unrigged Nordau comes across a treasure chest on a little sandbank near Terraversa...
A quick build for Brethren of the Brick Seas - and for those of y'all wondering, yes, I do have something for the ABS round in the works! You'll just have to wait and see, :)
Credit definitely goes to this build of my brother's for inspiration and some ideas!
Thanks for viewing, C&C welcome as always!
Beautifully marked Leopard slug "Limax maximus" making it's way across my utility room floor the other night (I'm still fathoming out how it got in the house?) It was about 6" long, I put the €2 coin down to show how big it was but then realised for anyone not in the EU that doesn't really help lol. I picked it up & tried to get it to pose on my left hand in better light while I held the camera in my right hand but it was shy & I got covered in slime so after 5 minutes I gave up & deposited it in the flower bed.
Captain Unrigged Nordau comes across a treasure chest on a little sandbank near Terraversa...
A quick build for Brethren of the Brick Seas - and for those of y'all wondering, yes, I do have something for the ABS round in the works! You'll just have to wait and see, :)
Credit definitely goes to this build of my brother's for inspiration and some ideas!
Thanks for viewing, C&C welcome as always!
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Copyright
The device you use to find your target of intrest--myself
From where you sitting, lift ur left hand and do the same gesture that i have done.. now look at my picture through YOUR veiw finder... "say CHEESE!"
**If u think this is a reflection.. think again... what do words look like when reflected? yet only 1 camera and 2 hands were used to take this shot, .. where is the secret? hehe...
i enjoyed this shoot.
model : matthew hubble
if you have ever felt lost, alone, or unwanted.
its okay; true friends would stand by you no matter what.
feel free to share your thoughts on the comments or message me if you want to talk. ive neglected the mail option on flickr. time to make more friends!
x. liam.
Discover more artworks in "Art Gallery ErgsArt" application by ErgSap in app stores, a mobile art platform for artists and art-lovers with live exhibition, temporary exhibition and a permanent collection of 60 000 artworks and more in one place !
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♥ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ErgsArt and
♥ Mobile Play Store :https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ergsap.ergsart&hl=en
Contact us at ergsap@yahoo.com to join and exhibit your artworks in our live exhibition in "Art Gallery ErgsArt » and reach thousands of art-lovers !
Art Gallery ErgsArt is a fine art studio, art museum for artists with great collections of world famous paintings from famous artists like Rembrandt and a modern art exhibition from living artists!
ErgsArt is an innovative virtual art platform, a timeline in Art history and modern art & culture. Discover artworks, contemporary art and abstract paintings of modern artists in this art gallery and live exhibition.
♥ "I love art. And having so many paintings at hand exceeds my expectations" (C. McKay)
♥ "Huge amount of quality artwork." (Patricia*)
♥ "Unexpected bonus art history app. [...] Surprising depth for a free app." (Graf*)
♥ "Love the wide and vast array of art you can view in this app." (Mills*)
Pick 60 000 paintings pictures, sculptures, drawings, sketches from 600 famous artists of all time from italian and northen renaissance, baroque, impressionism and realism, romanticism, japanese or chinese art, 18th or 19th important art movements.
Among them you will learn from the art gallery of Donatello, Botticelli with The Birth of Venus, Leonardo da Vinci with the famous painting Mona Lisa (Joconde), Michelangelo and Sistine chapel ceiling or its David statue; Raphael and its madonnas, the Titian, Albrecht Durer, El Greco, Caravaggio, Rubens, Bernini, Rembrandt or Goya arts.
Discover artworks by impressionist painters Camille Pissarro, Edouard Manet, Degas, Cezanne, Claude Monet, Renoir, or other masters like Gustave Courbet, Egon Shiele, Modigliani, Rousseau, Mary Cassat, Gauguin, Klimt, Toulouse-lautrec, Seurat, Van Gogh and many other artists, all in a single place.
Some advantages of our art gallery ErgsArt :
ART MUSEUM
■ Live exhibition from living artists
■ 60 000 world famous paintings from 600 famous artists, watercolor paintings, flowers, landscapes, marines, portraits, self-portraits
ENTERTAINMENT
■ Art history and timeline
■ Slideshow
■ Filters, frames, colors
■ Bookmark, collections, wallpaper
■ Homescreen & lockscreen widgets
FUN & ART GAME : test and improve your knowledge
■ Art finder game : chase paintings and artists
■ Art Quiz from dashboard
SEARCH & DISCOVERY
■ Intelligent search of masterpieces by title, artist, location, canvas types, date, art movement, art period
■ Voice recognition
■ Popular paintings in real-time, monthly, weekly or daily artworks
SOCIAL
■ Share several paintings in attachment with friends
OFFLINE : available once downloaded, no need data connection
■ Offline artworks
■ Fetch entire galleries and paintings for offline use
■ Download all public domain archives
Artists and art-lovers, have a great time travel in art history within galleries of famous paintings with ErgsArt !
Visit us at www.ergsart.com and get our mobile app at play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ergsap.ergsart&...
See some great open Art projects :
www.google.com/culturalinstitute/project/art-project