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Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, flip lens, Fuji Acros film. All effects in-camera, no Photoshop.
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Miranda Auto Sensorex EE
Miranda Auto 50mm f/1.4
Fujicolor Superia 200, expired 2015
Home developed in Unicolor/Argentix
Scanned with Pakon F135
Looking for lunch on a windy day. Or, maybe in need of a larger bird house? 20160311-hawk-DSD_0123_V2
Assembling The Avengers - Day 3: Hawkeye
In anticipation of the upcoming Avengers movie I started building some pieces to be displayed at my local comic shop on FCBD this Saturday. Even though I started these around the first of March, I've just managed to get them finished in time and snapped some photos with the help of my Wife.
I wrote an article on FBTB back in October about LEGO costuming and have been experimenting with it a great deal since then. I have many projects in the works and some will probably never be widely seen, but being a Marvel Zombie I could not miss this opportunity to create a tribute to some of my favourite Avengers.
Some info on Hawkeye's weapons from Marvel.com
Hawkeye he used bow and "trick" arrows such as: flares, explosives, putty, sonic blasts, buzz saws, electrical discharge, suction cups, tear gas, smoke bombs, bolas, nets, rockets, and boomerangs.
Thank you to my lovely Wife for taking these photos for me!
Just one more day to go...
You'll notice that the spacers make the 35mm cartridge wider than the actual 620 spool, but i fixed that with some whittling.
Also, the rubber bands on the take-up spool probably aren't needed, but i had seen someone else do that with a Holga, so i figured it was a good idea.
A 3 3/4 inch Hawkeye figure from Marvel Comics.
Avengers Assemble!
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Painted for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Union Pacific SD40-2 1896 was in charge of an eastbound Z train at Bertram Curve back in 1996. UP painted a pair of these (the other was the 1996) and they were repainted back into the normal UP scheme rather quickly after the closing ceremony of the Olympics.
That stray cloud almost did me in, but in the spirit of the Olympics, Aeolus, God of wind, must have looked down upon this poor mortal about to be screwed out of the photo of a lifetime and took action.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Happy Valentine's Day! Here's another Episode of Action Figure Duels featuring Marvel's on and off couple, Hawkeye and Mockingbird!
Who do you think wins? Well, LOVE!
Action Figures Used:
Hasbro Marvel Legends Hawkeye
Hasbro Marvel Legends Mockingbird
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Brownie Hawkeye Memories old Brownie I rescued, really in pretty sad shape, always fond of them, my first real camera. Shot in North Carolina
Shot with a Brownie Hawkeye, Filp Lens. Fuji Acros film.
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Here's my latest pinhole camera. It's a 50's browonie box camera that was ready for the trash. Chips and cracks in the case. and dirty as could be.
I took out the plastic lens, (save that for a future lomo project!) and added a .4mm pinhole in its place. I then added a tripod mount to the bottom. Also I added a shutter release cable mount, and we're ready to shoot.
I usually don't post color shots, but I wanted to show off the teal front. I painted it so I could tell it from my other two Hawkeyes!
It shoots well and I'm extremely happy with the results.
Box camera for roll film size 620 , made in England by Kodak Ltd. in 1933 . Brown-coloured version .