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Adamson's process calotype, 4x5, Tachihara, Kodak Ektar 152mm
Cold weather means calotypes last longer between coating and developing. This is Adamson's process, which worked well until it got hot out, when I had to switch to a preserved (Pelegry) process. This was sensitized by floating on a thin skim of dilute aceto-nitrate of silver.
I made this a bit ago, but it wasn't working out the way I wanted so I just put it in a drawer. My kiddo spied it recently and asked to wear it. It's perfect kid jewelry.
A westbound vehicle train has just departed the vast North Platte complex and is rolling through O'Fallons, NE on August 15, 1987. The power is three MoPac C36-7's and a UP U30C. I think I would have rather seen the 9017 and it's two sisters in Jenks blue, a color/scheme they never wore.
I found this plant at Kirstenbosch Gardens, Cape Town, South Africa.
It looks like a Cyperus (papyrus) species to me, but I'm not sure.
Anybody know?
If you should ever be in Cape Town, the gardens are well worth a visit. One of those paradise places for photographers. ;-)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirstenbosch_National_Botanical_Garden
Have a great Tuesday, everyone.
HTT!
WAndering around some side trails in Capilano Canyon this morning, and managed to spot this small bowl-cut piece of moss.
Mopping up operation.
Quick action by Fire & Rescue NSW Station 248 Camden prevented a fire from reaching its full potential in Spring Farm on 12/11/2019 Tuesday afternoon.
Severe damage was caused to a wooden fence line that borders the Spring Farm park land and Camden Bypass.
A nearby house whilst was threatened by fire escaped damage due entirely to the swift actions of fire fighters.
In the mopping up stages of the operation a fire fighter sprays water on the fires remnants.
Spring Farm, New South Wales, Australia.
You know its time to take down your Christmas Lights when the house decides to vomit them out!
Done by taping battery powered Christmas lights to a mop handle :)
The signalmans mop hangs from the box veranda as 170 109 approaches with 1N53 Stanstead Airport to Birmingham. The 170 is passing, the marooned, Southern Region brakevan DS55945. Some research on the van revealed it is a" 'Pill Box' type brake van and an early example as well (in fact the third one built) with the duckett offset to the left and is at least 80 years old (later examples have the duckett on the right)". It has stood on the former down goods loop for at least 20 years and looks to be going nowhere any time soon.
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Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland. Some seriously unhappy eye contact here which, together with his posture and the mop, just makes me chuckle - such a strange combination. It's FRIDAY! Have a great weekend everyone.
nikon fg film camera
nikon 28mm f2.8 e series lens
kodak colorplus 200 film
lightroom used for id only...no processing
As Portland settles down, Warsaw Pact, EU, and US troops find themselves in back-alley struggles for survival. A WP heavy trooper ambushes a couple of US troops on a side street.
Re-uploaded with new lighting. It would be quite difficult to reproduce. So even though the build is sub-par, enjoy the lighting. ;) I am scrapping this scene and starting on a new one, but I put time into this, so I figured I'd upload it. Also, this is unedited.