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Camera : Leica M3
Lens : Summicron 50mm f/2
Film: Fomapan 100 @100
Developing: Rodinal 1+50, 9:00' at 20°C
Scan: OpticFilm Plustek 8200 + Silverfast
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January 21, 2024
After a few days of bitter cold and wind from the North, Cape Cod Bay took on an arctic look. This snow covered path winds through the salt marsh to the ice-covered flats.
Rock Harbor
Orleans, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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This was at a little shop in downtown Quebec City...the wind was so strong the scarves flew every which way.
Couple of things got me thinking tonight. My interest in WW2 came from my grandfather. Dave Screen. He was based at Scapa as the whole fleet was during these times and though his ship escaped the carnage here he was later torpedoed on HMS Liverpool.
I wont go into the details incase relatives of that day see this, needless to say though it was a harrowing experience.
I loved looking at his photo albums as I grew up and every morning id have him tell me a war story :)
I was looking at these shots and felt they were worthless, but now ive decided to try and make this one like one of Pops that I saw in his albums.
So here Dave, this is for you. Youll be pleased to know I can take the bookie regular, I drink like you (though I hate rum) I smoke like a chimney and im always getting in shit for something. :)
We will meet again, but not yet mate...not yet.
:)
A stream of water flowing from camera left to right. Off camera flash (camera right) used to freeze the droplets, but enough ambient light (and long enough shutter) to allow for motion trails.