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Beaver pond, Leslie Spit, Toronto.
Not a shining example from this camera and not sure exactly how I messed this one up!
Test roll with my Konica 1 rangefinder made in occupied Japan (1948).
Took me 9 months to finish the roll. Had several blanks and double exposures as I didn't keep record if I advanced the film.
Made in Occupied Japan (MIOJ)
The “Made in Occupied Japan” identification mark is better known to most camera collectors as MIOJ. References to this mark appear often in camera literature dealing with the history of post-war Japan. Aside from the company name and the camera’s serial number, the MIOJ mark was the first post-war foreign mark to appear on early Canon cameras, lenses, and accessories. Early in 1947 the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP) issued Decree 1535, stating that all export items must be identified with an engraving “Made in Occupied Japan.” The first MIOJ-marked base plates appeared on early cameras released after September 9, 1947.
arista premium 400
pre-soak distilled water 5 minutes
in rodinal 1:100
60 minutes stand developed at 20c
initial 60 seconds inversion.
Here is Arriva Buses Wales VDL Cadet CX07 CRV 2635 seen at the Bangor bus station as it's operating passangers while its doing the route X5 to Llandudno. This was new to Arriva at Chester in 2007 and 2635 needs to upgrade it more than that as it hasn't got the WIFI added yet.
After Christmas Day, I enjoy taking a long walk outside to get some fresh air and exercise, especially after indulging in too many treats for a few days. On my way to the park, I came across an old barn, which has now been reduced to a few crumbling silos. The rest of the barn is a mess, scattered on the ground in a state of disarray.
with long(ish) exposure - well, long for handheld and a fast collie
I liked it, ...I think I did
group: 123 pictures in 2023: number 93. Slow shutter speed
Patti Smith Group - Ghost Dance
. . . That's what most Midwesterners are feeling this week! Imagine that 100 Earths lined up end to end would still not equal the diameter of this star! Imagine this star is so far away that light takes over 8 minutes just to get here. Now imagine it lands in the trees opposite West Lake, Yikes!!!!!
Have a great week and keep your cool Facebook and Flickr friends!
at the time, the beginning of the 20th century it was the
best hotel of the city, now it's in constant risk of collapse because of the lack of maintenance for years. Now it's a thugs and homeless lair and more than that, to me it's an example of how we suffer of short memory when talking about old structures in our interest of building new thing over it!.
This building it's one of my personal subjects when looking for photographs of abandoned places of the city.
A GIMP Message used as a brush, with variations in angle, size, spacing, and jitter.
Just practicing.
when the tide goes out it exposes a mess of tiny stones at the edge of the sand - Mother Nature is a messy worker at times
I hate the way you eat.
whaddya mean? I pick up the food. I put it in my mouth.
some of it. you put some of it in your mouth. the rest? not even close. mother warned me that you were a pig.
you shoulda probably listened to her. but you love me anyway, right?
yeah, right. go clean your shirt.
ok.
and your pants too.
Another from the thrift store parking lot. If that other vehicle hadn't been in the way of me dropping things off I don't think I would have taken the time to get these photos so thank goodness someone made me wait!
2 Image HDR/DRI, 2 Image Vertorama using GND 0.9 soft. Pasir Ris, Park, Singapore.
Was hesitant to process this, but just did it anyway. Once again I just wish the tide was a little bit higher, and the foreground wouldn't appear a little messy. Nonetheless, great awesome outing indeed. More importantly I enjoyed myself.