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The full version of what is now the Model 5C.
Now has a scope as well.
Still the same caliber and both(forgot to say before) are straight-pull bolts.
Thoughts?
Pastie: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=8vXF1GGN
This is Jess, not the most co-operative of models, but a good opportunity to practice with the 85mm f1.2 I've borrowed for a few days off a good friend Graham while he is away on holiday... I may not want to give it back !? :-)
1-800 || f/2 || Iso1000 || 85mm || EV+0.67
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Model: Saga Siamese
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
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In the 1950s private car ownership was very small, so whenever a car did appear on the street it created much interest , thanks to Jeff Wharton, for photo of vintage car, flic.kr/p/2rUTUHX Background photo by timepix.uk ( SJ909887W ) is Moorside Street, Manchester. dated March 1948
Organization: Tim Engle
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer.
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Occaisonally I build in Lego. Here is my latest MOC . A friend bought me a "Les" minifig so I built him a nice lathe to work with
Lugar: Sector desembocadura Rio Bio Bio, Hualpen, VIII Region.
Strobist: SB80X a la izquierda de la modelo a 1/2 de potencia.
Fotografia y edicion: Marcelo Vejar G
Strobist: Dynalite Uni400jr powered by a Jackrabbit pack and a small Calumet Illuma softbox mounted on a Manfrotto 001 stand to photographer's left.
Organization: Tim Engle
Photography and Editing: Dirk Dreyer.
Hi-Res pictures and prints available at galleries.dreyerpictures.com