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Pacemaker Speed Graphic

152mm Ektar f4.5

T-max 400

Grafmatic 45 holder

Any comments and suggestions always welcome.

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 set to f/2 through Metabones Q666 0.5x on Pentax Q7.

115mm "35mm eq. f.l." @ f/1.0

Handheld, in my parent's front yard #holidays #Portugal

Rollei RPX 400 @ 1600, home-developed with Ilford ID-11.

 

Knabenschiessen-Chilbi 2012.

NE Ann Arbor ~ Red Maple on a rainy Fall morning

Made from scratch. Free for all to use. Do not copyright it.

Credits:

1. God for his wonderful inspirations.

2. Software Employed:

[1] Paint3D

[2] Sketchbook

Handheld prayer wheel, central Tibet, early 20th century, silver and wood, 19-5/8 x 5 x 4-1/2 inches (Rubin Museum of Art)

NYPC"s PalmPilot SIG members Grace Lee, Robin Greene, Ted Cohn and Jane Levin with Sammy McCloughlin (yellow shirt) of the Palm Addicts blog (http://tinyurl.com/ok92e).

 

(Photo by Jane Levin, NYPC)

When my wife and I lived in Wisconsin, we purchased this hand held Radio Shack radio. I still use it to monitor the radio station where I work.

No filters used. Handheld during this wicked sunset. Nikon D5000 with Sigma 18-250mm at 62mm. ISO200, f/10, 1/400

Jónas kokkur ásamt dóttur sinni Hörpu Rut og Gunnlaugur Gylfi Bergþórsson

Steve Wheeler, Mark Kramer and James Clay, at Handheld Learning, London, October 2008.

This park is part of the imperial palace grounds and only a short walk from Tokyo Station.

The interactive (VR) view of this equirectangular panorama.

8/22/10. Lake Oswego, Oregon. Canon Rebel XTi. Canon EF-S 15-85mm IS USM. Handheld. SOOC.

A well-used, and unrestored, 1949 MG-TC racer on display at the VARAC vintage racing area, Canadian Motorsports Expo. Originally owned and campaigned by Canadian star Tommy Hoan.

 

The gentleman on hand told me that it's unlikely that this car's new owner will race it much, due to its (a) value, and (b) insanely unsafe nature. It was apparently raced once at Mosport in 2010. The roll cage is bolted on, and provides two vertical bars protecting the completely exposed, rea-mounted gasoline tank from collision. At least the two small windshield fairings are perspex, rather than the original glass.

 

Wonderful old machine, though.

 

Nikkor 18-55mm @ 24mm, 1/10th sec., f/4.0, ISO 400. Handheld, no flash.

An equirectangular panorama.

Interactive VR here.

And a stereographic projection here.

 

Nikon 300mm f/2,8 with Kenko MC7 2X teleconverter

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