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Looking from Sgùrr a' Mhaoraich's towards Sgùrr Coire nan Eiricheallach, Loch Quoich in the distance
I had one more sheet of film left and low energy so I just dragged the tripod out on the front porch and shot the afternoon sun.
1/125 @ f/22
Kodak Xtol 1:3 for 18 mins.
Front of a baby quilt for a co-worker who's expecting his first baby. I love scrappy quilts so am always buying stacks of fat quarters to get that scrappy look.
Gee, do you think we need new hinges??? There's no way we are wasting time trying to get years of paint off these hinges
Based on the real buildings built in large groups at the end of the XIX century and early 1900's. There are still dozens of them in my home town.
the front element lens itself is peened into the name plate/front ring and won't come off of the ring.
clean the backside of the front element and both sides of the other lenses in the group. I used Isop. alcohol but it still had a slight haze so I went to the 50/50 mix of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide followed by a wash of water.
cleaning haze from my Summar, see entire set here
BPLDC no.: 08_04_000001
Page Title: [front cover]
Collection: Tupper Scrapbooks Collection
Album: Volume 26: Lower Egypt. Pyramids.
Call no. 4098B.104 v26 (front cover)
Creator: Tupper, William Vaughn
Description: Cover of the scrapbook which contains photographs purchased, collected, and annotated during the Tupper family’s travels in Egypt. The title of the scrapbook is written on the cover in calligraphic text, along with several quotes about Egypt. There are no images.
Subjects:
Egypt
Misr Bahrī
scrapbooks
Page size: 33 x 38.1 cm
Annotations:
Lower Egypt.
Pyramids.
“I shall now speak at great length of Egypt as it contains more wonders than any other land, and is pre-eminent above all the countries of the world for works that one can hardly describe.”
Herodotus B.C. 4[32?]
“Everything fears time, but time fears the pyramid.”
Abdellatif – Arabian physician
December 21, 1892 – March 8, 1893
Language: English
Rights: No known restrictions.
Coverage: Egypt
Notes: Title supplied by cataloger, derived from captions or annotated information.
Format: Scrapbooks
BPL Department: Print Department
This picture shows the massive front aisle even more dramatically. In addition to shrinking the aisles by probably around 10 feet, Saar's also has about half as many checkouts as Albertsons/Haggen did, and they're quite a bit smaller as well. This picture shows how this space used to look -- note that you can't even see the row of columns in that shot, and how the aisles came out almost all the way to where the lighting changes direction.
Saar's put in all-new checkout counters, with new, very interesting (and kind of ugly), register lights. They kind of look like 70s/80s light fixtures, with a brass(?) frame surrounding a clear glass box with a very obvious light bulb in it. The number is cut into a thicker brass strip across the top, but it's the portion without the number that's the main light-up part. Certainly nothing like anything I've seen elsewhere...
Also, spot the Haggen decor remnant!
Can someone pinch me?
Thank you so much! :)))
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