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After arriving at SRI the 765 takes on a fresh load of coal that will take the crews well into the night before finally being able to rest for a few days before the event. This was the beginning of a amazing week but a very long and sleepless week.
[STEP 3]
Load into your 120 cam. You can invert the direction of the canister if you want to Redscale :-)
Because of the morphology of 35mm canisters, you will see that the film is going to be slightly offset either upwards or downwards.
Frankly, *I* don't give a damn, my dear, but if you're an oxymoronic photographer, who'd like to do exact science with lo-fi photography, then make sure you are aware of this shift when you frame :-DDD
[STEP 4]
Well, there is no step 4, really. Just go at it.. Shoot till you can wind no more Frame spacing was fairly big with my Pentacon (maybe 2cm or so?) but I don't care. I can process a 36 exposure film for $2 at Wallgreen's; I got 15 frames out of a 36. 2 bucks for that is well worth it.
Obviously, like with most sprocket photo hacks, you will have to unload in a dark bag/room. Nice thing about this DIY adapter is that one of them will double as a rewind tool :-) No need to have a potentially film-damaging tool in your dark bag like a pair of scissors or pliers.
Hope this helps somebody. Enjoy! :-)
Sandra Claws left us loads of swag (that's what Mister Moo calls it) in our stockings and stuff and we got chocolate and cars and Bamburgh got a compass and I got a painting set and some stickers and a book to put them in and Bamburgh got stretchy dinosaur things and Moo got a new friend called Spot that we bought him because he doesn't have a brother and we thought he might be lonely. And he got new mittens. Mary Crismus everyone!
3D stereo anaglyph OOB (Out Of Bounds), also known as OOF (Out Of Frame).
Red/Cyan 3D glasses required for viewing.
KiwiRail's DSG 3277 propels a train of wagons from the port onto the linkspan and into the belly of what, at the time, was KiwiRail only rail-enabled ship Aratere working the 'Interislander' service between Wellington on the North Island and Picton on the South Island.
On 18th August Aratere has been retired, allowing upgrades and rebuilding of the linkspans ready to take a new fleet of ships from 2029. In the meantime, there will be no rail connection between New Zealand's two island. The impact of this on rail freight traffic, particularly on the South Island is not yet known.
Aratere was launched in 1998 following construction in Vigo, Spain and has spent it's career crossing the Cook Straight in New Zealand.
The DSG class of shunting locomotive dates from 1981 and is a product of Toshiba Heavy Industries in Japan. This example is remote control fitted.
I recently speculated as to whether the small rusty ship in the foreground was used to periodically remove scrap. That turned out to be a dredger and is absolutely dwarfed by the ship which does.
Talis was built in 1992 in Germany. She is operated by WE-Ships who are based in Istanbul. She is 81.8m in length and draws around 4.6m empty, so would be sitting on the mud here. She can carry up to 106,000 tons.
We had a some great weather the other day so I dusted off my camera and drove out to my friends animal sanctuary and nature preserve. As I made my way to the pond at the bottom of the hill, I saw a few little plops into the water. There were loads of toads and they were VERY active this particular morning. They were so busy doing spring toad things that they barely noticed me. I like it when nature cooperates. :)
ML001R loading at Marbles on the D&NS Lake Division. BNSF 1550 proved itself worthy on the first of these freight moves of taconite fines over the NSSR from Marbles to Duluth.
Loads of different techniques to practice with this one. I had a problem with the back banner so I have left it off for now.
Cool loads on this train, Metra electric body shells on their way to the Nippon Sharyo plant in Rochelle IL
Downers Grove IL / Washington St
BNSF w/b merchandise
Barrington cement works, 3/7/96. We were supposed to be there for the steam, but the grubby resident diesels going about their everyday business made for the more satisfying pictures in my eyes.
Custom Volksrod at Bugorama in Las Vegas.
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So, for this layout I looked through all my photos from the last few weeks and picked out the "things" that best characterized our lives right now. Truthfully, we're in a season of our lives right now where everything is about our kids and family life: Girl Scouts, science projects, Valentine's Day boxes, dinner, blankies, etc.
This was a fun prompt. It would be fun to do monthly.
Credits:
Kaye Winiecki's Ordinarily Special kit (in the Feb, 2013 Digi Files)
Another typewriter font
Random staple and flair
The load out trestle near the end of track, Mile 18.25, on the Esquimalt and Nanaimo's Lake Cowichan subdivision taken from the balloon track look east on August 18, 1982.
My two morning trips to fishing villages in senegal were wonderful. I took so many pictures while there. Here the catch has landed and been loaded into the horse and cart. Traditional methods used in rural Africa.
Old Fort Niagara: British infantry re-enactors are loading their muskets in preparation for another volley at the French outsdie the fort.
Pacific National loading wheat at Yarrawonga, Victoria.
Later in the evening XR557 & BL26 will set off for Inverleigh near Geelong.
Tuesday 27th September 2022.
Stagecoach Hants & Surrey Made in Guildford Enviro 36432 (GX61 AYL) loads for Camberley on service 2, a route which more commonly produces a Dart.
Behind, one of the Solo SRs pulls up on the Yo-Yo.
Kingsmead, Farnborough, Hampshire.