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The three shots of them switching under the Knight St bridge are actually from a different date however they fit in continuum with the rest of the set
This was one of a pair of rolls of Fuji Provia 100 I forgot about and wound up spending ages, and a few flights, lost in some luggage.
I had no confidence in the rolls and had been itching lately to try out both cross-processing and Caffenol developer. I had found my guinea pigs. :D
The first roll I loaded on a Brownie Six-20 and developed in Rodinal and was... Meh. The negative was very dense and all in all a pretty grainy experience.
For this roll, I used my Yahsica-A and the 1 liter recipe found on the caffenol.blogspot.com site: 1000ml water, 54g washing soda, 16g vitamin C crystals, 40g instant coffee crystals.
The film was shot at the box speed of 100ASA, pre-soaked for 5 minutes to get rid of the purple dye, souped in caffenol for 15 minutes with 1 minute slow inversions at the start and 5 inversions at every minute. Kodak stop bath and Ilford fixer per label instructions.
I'd knew the negatives would be really dense (being color slide film and all!) and at one point I tripped over a post where someone suggested a 1+6 mix of household gel-type bleach for 30-60 seconds after the fix and before the final wash.
I played it on the safe side and did the 30 seconds but could have gone the 60 easy. The negatives were definitely less dense than the ones I processed in Rodinal earlier.
The negatives were scanned with an Epson Perfection V600.
At the farmer's market. This was only the second time I've gotten up the courage to ask a stranger if I can take their picture. And the dude wasn't even in the picture. But it was his stand, so... you know. I asked. Had to! The umbrella was so colorful!
Image from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government publication 'Development Plans: A Manual on form & content'. Published in October 1970, these initial images date from a March 1968 draft of the publication. JR James served at the Ministry as Chief Planner between 1961 and 1967.
BNSF 2351 and 2268, both straight-GP38s and both wearing "Heritage I" paint, sit at Western Avenue Yard in Chicago. These units are fairly typical of the yard and local power assigned here.
Several photos from a small local music event. 3 different bands but I only stopped by for a few minutes of two of them. Took a ton of photos but only saving a few. Just saving to albums, no need to comment.
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Six years ago, I was in Tuvalu, one of the smallest and least-visited countries in the world. Somehow, I never finished uploading my photoset to Flickr until now.
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Tuvalu was definitely a unique experience. .
The prime minister and his wife were on the same flight as me from Fiji. And they were sitting several rows BEHIND me.
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I ran into and had a conversation with the form Tuvaluan ambassador to the United Nations. He chopped open a coconut for me with his machete as he invited me into his house.
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I had a long conversation with a convicted murderer who was only released from prison because 9/11 happened and the US was busy deporting criminals. He was currently working security at my guesthouse.
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I almost drowned when I got caught in a current while snorkeling. An old man rescued me after he heard me yelling for help.
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I was one of only two tourists on the island at the time. More than once, I met a local when they said something like “Oh, you must be the other tourist.”
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I had a great discussion about books and education with two women at the library. One of them made me a seashell necklace and gave it to me as I was boarding my plane back to Fiji. I was nearly in tears as the plane took off and I saw her waving to the plane. I wish I remembered her name and had a way to contact her.
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Speaking of people who made my experience in Tuvalu special, there was a guy named Eti. He was basically an “arranger” for me and the other tourist. He helped us find a guy and a boat (the guy who saved my life) to take us to a couple of the other islands in the atoll, found some guys to go with us to the local disco, and drank happy hour beers with us almost nightly.
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It was definitely a FUN experience,... or at least that was the airport code (Funafuti: FUN).
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Local food production. Collaborative agriculture. Slow food (good, clean, fair). But can it also be food for export?
Moderator:
Monica D’Ascenzo, Journalist, Il Sole 24 Ore
Speakers:
Rossella Ferro, Marketing Director, La Molisana SpA
Alessandro Marchionne, CEO, Genagricola
Alessandra Ricci, Chief Business Officer, SACE
As I was wandering around the Venice Pier yesterday, I noticed someone had tagged "locals only" on both sides of the pier about where the line up would be. Makes me laugh! Especially because the person who did it is probably some transplant from butt fuck nowhere Ohio that has watched Point Break one too many times! Oh well, at least the sunset was good!
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...is probably what they are thinking after I presume the driver shouting "Everyone off! We've broken down" and turfing them out onto the pavement. I'm sure another bus will appear soon.
I didn't realise that I'd been spotted taking the photos until I downloaded them. No wonder I got a funny looks as I pinged my past them on the shared path.
A bell is invaluable nowadays - everyone seems intent on ignoring the world by looking at small rectangular devices.
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This is an article in the local hip periodical. Comparable to the Nashville 'Scene' paper. You know, except with DIRTY LANGUAGE
Vendredi 3 juillet, la Mission locale et Pôle emploi signaient la convention de partenariat renforcé pour mutualiser leurs actions, leurs dispositifs et leurs réseaux, en faveur de la jeunesse.
The kids liked my bike, the one I was sitting on, not the one in the image; and they were amazed at how much my wide-angle lens was able to cram into one photo.
Kasara bound fast local crosses Mumbai CST bound slow local near Kanjur Marg, Mumbai, Central Railway.
A local man poses for photo outside Baltit Fort near Karimabad in the Hunza Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan October 19. 2018. Photo by Tim Chong
Local Suicide and Killerrr join forces to present you this event! On Saturday September 14th Electrosexual is presenting his new releaseDevolution Feat. Transformer Di Roboter live at Urban Spree, alongside live sets by Yasmin Gate and Dualesque. Vamparela& Brax Moody aka Local Suicide & Friends will dj a special Space Disco Set.
Loïs Plugged & Fruckie, who produced a great Devolution Remix and make all the way from France, will kick asses with a DJ Set.