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My old Kyocera compact film camera. I haven't used it for years, but for some reason there's an unfinished roll of film still in there.
Taken for Our Daily Challenge "Out of balance" theme with Nikon D60 + 85mm Micro Nikkor lens.
It was so precariously perched that at one point it actually fell over and off the table! Thank goodness it survived the fall.
I'm looking back at 25 years of rambling as Alison, but I'm hard pressed to find photos from the early days. In those days you had to hand your photos over to be developed by someone else who would see your pictures. Not desirable for a trannie still in the closet. However I am much older now and comfortable with who I am. So here is a picture of how you might come across me on an evening walk now. I prefer not to wear my wig and mask as they are hot and stuffy when walking hard.
I had some time to spare before my train home so I went out to Miller Street to grab a couple of shots of the large amount of Tridents which are dumped there.
Not a happy sight for a Trident fan, as I doubt any of these Y/TOH batch will ever work again despite most looking intact and pretty presentable.
This photo shows 4194, 4159 (very faded and partially out of sight), 4162 and 4197. RIP....
25.4.18.
Not something you'd expect to find in the middle of the Kent countryside, is this stunning Bedford QL with Sammut bodywork. Previously DBY 364 and BUS 364 on Malta, it's now owned by Go-Coach and is immaculate throughout. It's seen at Otford pond.
There are times when you rather not get involved in what your 'friends' are doing. Especially if it's something you know contradicts what you stand for morally. They would persecute you and make you feel left out. But stay away from such, enjoy who you are and enjoy being different.
"Don't let bad company spoil your good character." ~ 1 Corinthians 15:33
Seems like it is very interesting outside :-).
Draußen schein es sehr interessant zu sein :-).
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Wekfest San Jose 2017 was probably one of the biggest wekfest ever. I never waited in line for 4 hours. It was insane, the roll out was packed with people on the road, till next year.
and now for something completely different ....
From the vegie patch over the weekend. Set up on a sheet of white cardboard by the back window. Some very tiny blobs of blutack cloned out, levels and curves (smartcurve plugin) adjusted in PSE6.
Technical details:
- EOS 7D
- 50mm f1.8
- ISO400,1/100sec, f2.8
- Tripod
As I looked out my window at the crack of dawn, I saw the sun start to line the edge of the clouds with some incredible light. It was time to grab the camera and tripod and scramble up to the tops floor of the hotel to capture the sunrise. I wasn't prepared for the 1/2 hour wait for the camera lense to defog however. To say that Singapore is humid is, well, an understatement!
In-n-Out in Concord.
I saw this new Vivitar EZ35 Colors camera at the local thrift store for $2 USD, so I had to try it out. I think it has a similar lens to the SlimDevil at 27mm. I ran a roll of AGFA Vista Plus ISO 100 Film through it.
My faux ivory was inspired by Victoria Hughes and Luann Udell. I started with thin layers of transparent and white polymer clay, passing them through the pasta machine multiple times. Then I sandwiched a layer of scrap clay with thin slices of the faux ivory. Next the fun began, cutting pleasing shapes, embedding beads and creating texture with clays patterns I had or tools. After baking, I sanded each piece smooth. Then I used a harsh sandpaper to give a scratched appearance and used black acrylic paint to bring out the patterns. On top of all this, I used a dark brown show polish to give an antiqued effect and finished it off with Renaissance wax.
Looking out at 611 and 1218 from an old Oldsmobile. Thanks to Pete Lerro and VTM for putting on the photo charter.
Junkyard cars seem to be grazing on the weeds.
Blue car is a 1960's Renault Caravelle.
Taken during the Roswell Photographic Society Road trip to:
a.k.a. Lewis World of Parts
White, Georgia, USA