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There is a common phrase among sailors, "Hurry up and wait". I seem to spend quite a bit of time hurrying up and waiting. Introduce the camera, and one can burn a whole lot of idle time.
These were all taken along the grain silo railway near Highway 55 in Minneapolis.
My first roll on my Moskva V. I had set up the camera to shoot 6x9 negatives but was advancing the film using the 6x6 setting. So a lot of overlap & double exposure here.
On the plus side, the camera seems technically sound. Focus appears to work. Lens seems good. I just need to practice with it more.
Oh, also my scanner can't handle 6x9 negatives. Which made this even weirder. In future I'll have to use a different scanner or stitch two scans together.
Shot on a Moskva 5 using very old T-Max 100. Pulled 1 stop due to age. Developed in Cinestill df96. Scanned using my Olympus OM-D E-M53 and a Takumar 50/4 macro.
Operator: KLM Cityhopper
Aircraft: Embraer ERJ-170-200STD
Registration: PH-EXN
C/n: 17000659
Location: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS/EHAM)
Date: 5-6-2021
Previously: PR-EZX Embraer
The motorhome Turbo-vent lid operated manually. But because it is now out of reach we need to motorise it.
Using a geared motor with enough Umph 19volts 1 turn a second, we mounted it on the frame using aluminium angle.
We added a shaft coupling and made a positioning disc with sensor.
Now all we need to do is modify the other Fan and make some sort of electronic controller
A perfect sunny day, not a cloud in sight. We sit down to munch away on a tasty lunch, basking in the warm spring sunshine. But what? Eclipse of the sun? No!
The evil crane operator of the nearby building site parked his crane just in the path of the sun, thus shading the entire outdoor section of the restaurant... And then he went to lunch...
Eastern Phoebe (Sayornis phoebe) - The Bluebird Parking Area, Pleasant Plains Road, The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, New Jersey
Another look at the Phoebe. This time in a more natural setting.
If anyone Can ID the shrub/tree it's sitting on I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
Ride along with Scott and learn the history while we explore the endless beauty of this rich and diverse state.
18245 S Abiqua Rd. NE
Silverton, OR 97381
503-319-4637
Lagoon City Project Dredging and Reclamation with cutter suction dredger 'Gironde'.
'Gironde' - Royal Bos Kalis Westminster N.V. - Papendrecht, The Netherlands.
Length (OA): 71.4 m
Length (BP): 49 m
Width: 13.5 m
Depth: 3.5 m
Cutter power: 407 kW
Total power: 2564 kW
Dredging depth: 20 m
Dredging depth (extended): 26 m
Suction pipe diameter: 0.75 m
Please call your cable operator...
My cable is out (disconnected actually), which is kind of annoying, but it means that my cable modem is also out which is extremely annoying. And, the DVD player runs through the cable box (TV doesn't have necessary inputs) so the DVDs that I rented to watch since I can't watch TV won't play on the TV. Luckily I can watch on my laptop, but still all around quite annoying…
Bloomington & Normal Trades & Labor Assembly, Bloomington, Illinois, Labor Day Parade, Sept 6, 2021.
So I was complaining that I wasn't getting the quality of photo I was expecting with my new (to me!) Nikon D80 (it was wonderfully, graciously given to me by a friend).
Well, there is a speck of dust trapped between the layers of glass in the lens which makes me question just how authentic a Nikon it is... but anyway...
Several comments got me wondering if maybe the fault wasn't the camera but... ME!
Couldn't be!
So I thought maybe there were some things I should try, to see if I could get better photos. The main one being changing the sharpness setting. I had it set to minimal (or none) because sharpening seemed to add a level of artificiality I didn't want.
But I wasn't happy with the sharpness of my shots!
So, DUH! I upped the sharpening. Maybe it's artificial - but I like the photos better!
He's a cameraman on a TV station, I met him on the Nyíregyháza-Budapest InterCity train. He travelled because of an exam. I hope he passed.
These were all taken along the grain silo railway near Highway 55 in Minneapolis.
My first roll on my Moskva V. I had set up the camera to shoot 6x9 negatives but was advancing the film using the 6x6 setting. So a lot of overlap & double exposure here.
On the plus side, the camera seems technically sound. Focus appears to work. Lens seems good. I just need to practice with it more.
Oh, also my scanner can't handle 6x9 negatives. Which made this even weirder. In future I'll have to use a different scanner or stitch two scans together.
Shot on a Moskva 5 using very old T-Max 100. Pulled 1 stop due to age. Developed in Cinestill df96. Scanned using my Olympus OM-D E-M53 and a Takumar 50/4 macro.