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Alright, my flickr friends. It's time for a break. This is the last photo for the next few weeks. I wish you a wonderful summer time and thank you for all your comments, likes and support. See you soon.
Leica M2, Voigtländer Color Skopar 35mm 1:2.5, APX 100
GT Winter Series Endurance Race Estoril Jan 2023.
Drivers: S. SMORG / J. MACIAS
Team: PROMOTION MOTORSPORT
Car: BMW M2 CS RACING
Globular cluster M2 imaged on 30th August 2016 from London
Celestron Edge HD11 with 0.63 focal reducer, Atik 314L+ camera
20x30secs Luminance
10x30secs RGB
Stacked in DSS and processed in PS CS6
It would have been really hard without Albion and John. Big thanks forever guys. The images are A2 size with an additional 50 mm white border, mounted on 3 mm foam core and locked into un-glazed frames. This was the safest way to freight them and there were no damages, and the easiest way to hang them using the wire system. I would have liked to have gone bigger, but not practical. The smaller size was actually appreciated by everyone for various reasons. Most buyers have ordered prints-only but a couple ordered the framed versions. I'll probably keep all of these for a future show in Queensland. The two Fujifilm X10 images printed up like paintings, very beautiful. The 60D and 6D prints were totally at ease at this size, and very sharp. The two old Canon G10 images were also very sharp, and were the first to sell, which surprised me. Anyway, its a bit quiet now, but I've got plenty of reading material for the final 6 days. Its been a great learning experience - thanks everyone for your words of support.
My mother (on the right wearing the tacky flowery dress) and other stoned party goers captured by my father with his Leica M2 camera and 35mm Summicron lens with Kodachrome slide film in 1961. My mother was worn out by then from carrying and giving birth to five children and was also suffering from post-partum depression, so the booze intake was approprate medicine, I think, because she also suffered all her life from a personality disorder involving shyness and intermittent partial obliteration of her ability to interact with reality. She got this disorder from her Swedish mother or her Norwegian father. This is middle class America before marijuana, LSD, and mescaline invaded the Bay Area around San Francisco.
From this point on, an "old lady" (built in 1960) accompanies me: one of my first pictures with her.
Leica M2 + TTArtisan 35mm f/1.4, Blende 2.0, Kentmere 400 in Adox XT-3
Berlin - 18.01.2025
Leica M2
35mm Summicron (type 3) (yellow filter)
Fomapan 100 in Arista developer (Clayton F60) (1:9 @ 68 deg for 7 min)
Su superficie total es de 50.000 metros cuadrados, de los que 19.000 m² están edificados y los 31.000 m² restantes son espacio libre; el canal ocupa 515 metros de longitud. Tiene forma semicircular (200 metros de diámetro) que simboliza el abrazo de España y sus antiguas colonias, y mira hacia el río como camino a seguir hacia América.
La construcción se estructura en un cuerpo central, con dos brazos laterales curvos y dos torres en los extremos norte y sur de 74 m de altura. En el centro se encuentra un edificio de mayor dimensión, el único que destaca su volumetría por la fachada trasera y que, en la frontal, construye el único cuerpo de tres plantas destacando sus arquerías superpuestas.
La fachada interior del pabellón se conforma por una logia elevada constituida por una arquería de medio punto y columnillas dobles de apoyo, la cual da acceso a los edificios permitiendo a su vez un recorrido perimetral complementario al de la explanada central.
Su cubierta es a dos aguas con teja árabe y en el cuerpo representativo tiene cubierta de pabellón.
Está construida en ladrillo visto y decorada con mármol, artesonados, hierro forjado, balaustres y cerámica, y detalles en sus arcos, capiteles y cornisas, dándole un toque renacentista, y barroco en sus torres.
Contiguo a los pabellones y al exterior de la ría hay un paseo de 35 metros de ancho que se separa de los pabellones por un muro revestido de azulejos, rematado por una balaustrada.
(Fuente: sevillapedia.wikanda.es/wiki/Plaza_de_Espa%C3%B1a_(Sevilla))