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I've just made my first pass through the April 2012 Previews Catalog, marking pages with post-it-notes that contain solicits for new books I may want to order and new titles I may want to add to my comic book pull-list.
Taken with picplz in San Antonio, TX.
Tom is using his new tool, a chalk marker. Usually this tool marks surfaces with chalk, but today he is using it to measure exact distances in the alley.
Laying out the premarks for the crosswalk. This is done with heavy chord and silver paint, and three guys.
A work light behind aluminum and polycarbonate, illuminating where we'll need to drill in order to bolt them together.
Used a Fomapan 200 film that expired in 2016. Shot it at 100 ISO to account for the expiration date. The film after developing still seems underexposed. Very little detail, lots of transparency in the shadows. Also the markings of the backingpaper shows in my negs. Still have some rolls left of this film though. Any advise on how many stops I should overexpose?
Shot with the Pentax 645
UNIC New Delhi and the Embassy of Rwanda in New Delhi commemorated 20 years since the genocide in Rwanda that claimed 800,000 lives. Called “Kwibuka” (remembrance), the ceremony in Delhi included prayers, messages from the dignitaries in attendance and an exhibit of posters by the Embassy of Rwanda highlighting the impact of the genocide and efforts to bring about reconciliation in that country and thereby achieve lasting peace and progress. (Credit: UNIC, 31 January 2014)
Another shot pf preheating the pavement with a torch, getting ready for the application of a preformed thermoplastic crosswalk marking.