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Flower identification is not one of my strong points. I do know that these beauties were begging to be photographed during a trip to Myrtle Beach with friends in June 2014. It was very windy the entire time, which made it hard to photograph the posies. These were protected somewhat by the stucco wall of the building.
This was taken on the same day as the shot before and the shot after. Those clouds looked like a mountain range as I sat and stared at them from my car, while waiting on the traffic light to change.
I really enjoy this camera as a take everywhere little point-and-shoot to spend less time on my phone.
Image taken SOOC.
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There were some frosty formations on my car one morning, so I decided to play a little bit and take a few shots to see what worked, if anything. I think I need to get my 100mm macro lens out sometime and try this again - this is the pocket camera macro mode version. The shapes of the frost particles reminded me of snowflakes.
This is for the Ohio Foothills challenge - Frosty Formations. Get your frost photos in for the contest if you are interested.
Long lines of clouds run parallel to the hills in the distance as I travel though a curve in the highway. I love the countryside of southern Ohio.
Jack and I walked over to Jacks school this evening for parents evening.....luckily it was a nice evening after torrential rain most of the day on and off, it's a round trip of about 4 and half miles according to googles map distance calculator.....
The field we walked through on the way there was empty, but on the way back the cows had come over the side we needed to walk through - I was brave and we walked past them - they didn't flinch - how brave was I........lol
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One on the best built (if not the best) 110 film camera with a fast f/2.0 26mm lens.
110 Film is not being sold any more, but expired film is quite easy to come by on ebay, so shooting with it is still possible.
I had a 110ED before that i sold, and now i have it again.
I bought this one on ebay from someone in austria.
It takes a 4LR44/PX28 battery for power.
Saw this NASA space suit in a Cascade neighborhood window yesterday. . .then noticed the Space Age icon of Seattle superimposing itself on the scene. These things will happen. . . or maybe it was just the effect of the humid breeze wafting inland from Hempfest over at Myrtle Edwards Park? ;^)
Langmusi, Sichuan Province, China
Contax T2, Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* 38mm F2.8, Kodak E100VS, EPSON V700
For the Roll In A Day project. My Stratocaster with it's psychedelic pickguard. Far out!
Camera: Kodak Ektralite 10 pocket 110 camera
Film: Kodak Gold Ultra 400 110 film (expired 3/2000)
Date: April 21st, 2012, 3.47 p.m.
Place: Norris City, Illinois, U.S.A.
RAD01-110 03df
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This is such a beautiful monument that I could not pass it by. On either side there are benches where one can sit and contemplate one's existence and enjoy life's beauties, while one still can!
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Splash! The deep end is always a fun place to be. I used a film grain filter on this shot. There is a non-filtered shot beside it in my photostream.
The newest "camera" (the quotations are well deserved) which I call the "crapcam" which is not to be confused with other real crapcams. A fake crapcam is what it is. I LOVE it. though - it's the Agent99 spy stuff I like.
Mediumformat pocketcamera or maybe something for a ladys purse :) Another of my foldercameras, just finished some adjustments and cleaning of the shutter. Takes 120 rollfilm and is a 6x4,5 cm mediumformat camera. Not tested with film yet. Have a f/75mm-4,5 Anastigmat lense and a very modest Telma 3- speed shutter. Size... well, about the size of a pack of cigarettes. Pictured with one of the Yashicas, I think I used the W35 rangefinder, on Reala 100
Hmm.. looks like that W35 needs an adjustment to the rangefinder as well, picture is not very sharp
The green mangoes suggest an orientation toward Thai customers; Westerners generally prefer ripe, sweet mangoes.