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Hello Everyone,
I hope this finds you well. I finally got a half a day off after two
weeks of 14 hour days. I took a short walk around the neighborhood and
thought I would send you a few pictures. All of the buildings in the
pictures are private residences, not apartment buildings as they
appear! There is one picture that shows a large sailing ship in the
background. The ship is actually a hotel and is huge! Also below is a
quick picture of our work site and the aircraft we work on. On the
left is the UC-35 (Citation Jet) and on the right is the C-12 (Super
Kingair). The tent in the back ground is our "hanger".
More to come later as (if?) I get more time off.
Cris
US Army seargent Robert Vennebush lays on his cot and reads a book in his squad's tent in the desert outside Kuwait City, in the early hours of March 14, 2003. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
British "Warriors" armored vehicles (APC) enter a target range early Sunday morning somewhere in the Kuwait desert near the Iraqi border. Photo by: David Leeson/The Dallas Morning News
Wanted to show the present of Kuwait with an old effect.
But the effect was from the film itself, it was aged so it showed a little old effect.
I have converted it to Grayscale with Lightroom.
And of course the noise is from the scanner as i said.
See the large size for more details :)
Taken with Mamiya 645
ISO 100
80mm F1.9
I had a conversation yesterday, about some of the sites in this album that will be demolished soon. So, I reviewed my archive and thought I'd share them with everybody.
These images were made with a point & click + some tweaking I did with Lightroom. The dynamic range in digital cameras was very poor 21 years ago 😊
CAMP BUEHRING, Kuwait - Brig. Gen. Sylvester Cannon, commanding general of the 135th Sustainment Command, and deputy commanding general of the 1st Theater Sustainment Command-OCP, left, is briefed by 1st Lt. Keerstin Beitter, deputy chief of the 49th Theater Gateway and officer-in-charge of the Camp Buehring gateway. Over 20,000 personnel will deploy and redeploy through Camp Buehring over the next several months. (U.S. Army photo by Mr. Brent Thacker)