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made from 7 exposures, photomatix 3.0 and Capture NX
A complete mess that resulted from my OM-2n failing to wind on (or rather, my failure to properly load it!) left me with this very odd negative. Probably half a dozen redscale exposures all stacked up. Weird, but some interesting textures and patterns emerged.
Spent a couple of hours trying on evening dresses for an event on soon. Forgot how lovely some things are to wear :)
"Dont Mess With Me, Just Don't."
just somthing i built in a hour or two that i thought i would post.
~Enjoy!
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.
I can't really elaborate much, they are some pronoun tattoos for your neck!
You can mix and match the first and second pronouns, along with 2 different opacities.
Premade pronouns currently included:
He/him, she/her, they/them, it/its, xe/xem
Just 75L
Only found here:
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.
I'm used to it. I'm used to being cancelled on. I'm used to being left out. I'm used to being the second option. I'm used to being forgotten about. I'm used to being ignored. I'm used to getting the blame. It's OK. So don't feel bad if you do any of these things to me. I've learned to keep my expectations low, just so none of these things would matter..
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.
Esta hormiga alada está estos días tras las lluvias y la salida del sol por todos lados en Aracena, estos especímenes están fotografiados en mi azotea, gracias a Manuel Baena de la Sociedad Andaluza de Entomología estoy en que es del Género Messor por su tamaño y cabeza roja creo que puede ser Messor barbarus aunque no tengo certeza. Miles de futuras reinas sin alas recorren calles y campos en busca de una ubicación para un nuevo hormiguero.
This winged ant is these days after the rains and the sunrise everywhere in Aracena, these specimens are photographed on my roof, thanks to Manuel Baena of the Andalusian Entomology Society I am in the genus Messor for its size and head red I think it can be Messor barbarus although I'm not sure. Thousands of future queens without wings run through streets and fields in search of a location for a new anthill.
Aracena Huelva España
Octubre 2019