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The pomp is over as things are getting buttoned up. The IAIS business car 'Hawkeye' sits ablaze in front of the old Des Moines Rock Island Depot.
first roll
kodak hawkeye B&W
Surveillance Film
600ml caffenol dev
stand dev 70 min
shot at 400 iso
25grms coffee
25grms washing soda
no vitamin c added (i ran out)
shot on a mamiya 135ef
zone focus
f2.8
38mm fl
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye
620 film camera
Produced 1950-1961
Purchased for $8 from Gordan's Antiques in Asheboro, NC (EV info sticker added by me).
Great cheap simple little Holga/Lomo alternative.
EV13:
~f/16 ~1/30s
I run 120 film through this guy simply by trimming the edges of plastic 120 spools with finger-nail clippers and a nail file (being careful to avoid light leaks) and feeding it into the original metal 620 spool.
Ex criminal Clint Barton, joined SHIELD to take down a small evil organisation for the protection of his area of New York. Known as the Archer he takes down the organisation. Once defeating the Taskmaster single-handedly, Barton is offered to join the Avengers under the alias of Hawkeye and becomes a hero.
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Sailors watch an E2-C "Hawkeye" assigned to the 'Seahawks' of Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 126 land aboard the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) after flight operations in Afghanistan supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. VFA-37 is deployed as part of the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group in support of maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility.
This red-shouldered hawk watched me mow the lawn for about 30 minutes, then flew up into one of the large live oak trees. I went inside and grabbed my camera, and snapped a few shots while it fed on a snake I must have flushed out of the lawn. Some mockingbirds were bombarding the hawk, but it didn't budge. This shot is right before it flew off to talon pounce something else.
Started out as a copy of the HawkEye Mk2 by rongYIREN(I have a small collection of MOCs by other builders that I've reverse engineered), but it ended up being a lot bigger and looks way different now, so...
Hawkeye Swimming winter training trip at the University of Miami and surrounding areas.
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An E-2C Hawkeye assigned to the "Greyhawks" of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 120 launches from the flight deck aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). Roosevelt is conducting carrier qualifications off the coast of Virginia. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Christopher Hall www.navy.com
A Fleet Week Saturday aboard the USS Nimitz.
The day began at San Francisco Airport, where I boarded a US Navy C-2 transport plane at sunrise for a flight out to the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, which was cruising 50 miles off the California Coast. After landing on the flight deck, we disembarked for a tour while the ship sailed toward San Francisco to participate in the Fleet Week "Parade of Ships." Upon clearing the Golden Gate Bridge, the Nimitz launched three F-18s from the flight deck as we cruised past Fisherman's Wharf. From there we continued onward, under the Bay Bridge to an anchorage in the middle of the San Francisco Bay, just off South Beach. And then I had to go home.
It was a very remarkable day. Many thanks to the US Navy for extending the invitation, and the kind sailors who showed us around their ship!
For more photos, see the rest of the A Day Aboard USS Nimitz Set.
The Hawkeye Valley Mill was listed on January 23, 2013 in the National Register of Historic Places for its significance to the history of agriculture in South Dakota. It is located south of Wessington Springs, in the Hawkeye Valley of the Wessington Hills. Elwood C. Lyle built the mill in 1894, a period of economic downturn and drought, after having homesteaded that quarter-section in 1889. The structure is a good surviving example of “power” windmills, once relatively common across the Great Plains, that could perform tasks like shelling corn, grinding feed, and operating small machines for the owner’s and neighbors’ farming operations farms.
Pictured is a late model Van Hool C2045 operating for Hawkeye Stages. The coach is shown here at the Hampton Inn in Maumee, Ohio.
Folding camera for roll film size 620 , made in England for the French market. Although the maker is not mentioned in or on the camera , it definitely comes from Kodak (London) . Except for the name , the camera is identical with the Six-20 Folding Brownie that was made in England between 1937-1940 .