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Film shot, Big Wig Festival, SIngapore, 2013.

Front Park, Buffalo, NY

Chevrolet Corvette C5 Z06 front brake.

 

Taken using a Canon Rebel XT

Canon 22-55mm EF lens

focal length: 22mm

ISO 100

Aperture: f/4.0

Shutter: 1/15

 

Wine bottles at the grocery store. Yellow Tail is supposedly an Australian wine, but I'm curious if any Australians have even heard of it (I'm not a big wine fan, by the way). These ones really stood out because of their bright yellow labels. I thought this scene was kind of funny because of the one bottle that was sitting back behind the others.

View On Black

 

.The "Vappu" 1st May celebrations, most popular venue is Kaivopuisto or Brunnsparken, where hundreds of people congregate, mostly wearing their white caps, visible symbols of matriculation.

Many have tables and chairs (or blankets) and set them up for brunch, with champagne for drink. Some even set up pavillions. The technical students and graduates have black tassels hanging from their caps. I have my father's cap at home.

I only noticed two weeks ago that three of the technical students in the photo have their caps back to front :))

 

fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vappu

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walpurgis_Night

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vappu|

 

Actually, I wanted to crop this a bit to get rid of people not part of the group, but could not see any way without cutting people in half and so on.

   

I like this tree. I like the open sky, the rolling hills, and ever-changing but always beautiful color out here. I like that I can't see my neighbors, yet I know they're there. It's that kind of a community.

 

I have to fight the urge to pull my camera out pretty much every time I glance out a window.

I will tie a knot in the longer tie as suggested to take up some of the excess. I love my new needlebook. Thanks Susan.

the patch of Marguerite daisy's moved from the back garden to the front has got bigger and seems to have taken well

Decent enough grass. Could use some help.

The Major front axle is all built up ready to be refitted to the tractor.

 

The axle design is much older than the E1A Major which was launched in 1951.

The axle design was fitted to the E27N Major from the mid forties until 1951 when the new E1A Major was launched.

The same axle remained fitted to Majors right up to the end of production in 1964.

E27N is cast into our axle beam so, the design lasted around 20 years without any design changes.

Must have got it right first time!

Hide and seek missile pods

This is the front cover of a DVD I picked up while in Tanzania. It is a bootleg copy of the movie Radio, starring Cuba Gooding, Jr. He plays a mentally disabled water boy. When the bootleggers created the packaging, they spiced it up quite a bit by adding explosions, guns, and Ali Landry the Doritos girl. I thought the cover was pretty funny, so I bought it.

 

www.imdb.com/title/tt0316465/

 

front street - downtown san francisco, california

View from the front.

 

I've heard lots of people saying that it isn't possible to make a tilt & shift lens on your own with a small format lens. Well, it is possible. I made this one from a Nikon Lens Series E 35mm f/2.5 and it works just fine. Although I can't change the aperture without taking off the lens from the camera and focus is fixed.

Front axle cleaned up ready for painting

Posh hotel on the harbour.

These patterns are usually found on traditional Hungarian clothing and furniture. This particular set is known as the "Kalocsai" style. Kalocsa is a town in Hungary. The originals use vivid colors, etched in brass they look quite different.

Front view of the writing desk.

Well, that is where I am watching TV from now on, too bad if no one else can see :)

If you look in the background at the front door, you will see a very old hard drive platter. Like really old.

Front brakes of the PERRIN Performance 2011 STI

Rewind & Steeljaw

1986, Series 3, Cassettes, w/ gold weapons, (5934/5733)

 

MOSC, AFA 75: c80,b75,f90

 

Olympus XA3 ~ Agfa CT Precisa 100 (cross processed)

There's another door with fancy posts, so I don't know if this is the front. Vikings were very great builders of wooden homes and like lots of windows. Unfortunately they didn't invent glass yet, so they covered the windows with boards to keep the bugs out. This, in turn, made it real dark inside and they kept tripping over things turning them into berserkers cause they got pissed and turned to their neighbooring countrys to take out their agressions on. At least, that's my theory. You can try to refute it, but I won't be receptive.

This is my first set of negative film I have shot. I used 400 TMAX Negative Film in my Pentax MX. I had sent it to Blacks' Photography, and they had to send it out to a third party that they wouldn't disclose with me. I was told it would take about 1 to 2 weeks. HAH Bull. I waited 6 weeks for these prints. I am really considering just doing it myself next time.

Nikon V1 with the original 10-30

Front view of the F-1A Yellowjacket fighter, giving a good view of the business end of the massive turbofan engine and its four 50-caliber machineguns

A house in Liakou Street, Koukaki, Athens.

Yes, the covers are made out of measuring tapes. This is #1 in a 3-part series (the other 2 as yet unfinished)

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