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These huge powerlines travel a long distance from Kárahnjúkar to the aluminum(?) factory in Reyðarfjörður, I desided to have my dog in the picure for you to see how huge this is.
Fourth in the Phoenix 70-210 series. I should be more original, this is nearly the same as my Telephone pole picture. You can see the bokeh on the lens taking up the upper left of the picture. I have to say, the bokeh is one of the least impressive things about this lens for more, although I'm not going to say that as a definitive yet because I haven't really been able to use it to its fullest in a nice crowded environment with a lot going on in the background. Still, I had high hopes seeing the 8-bladed straight edged aperture, I like sharp polygonal bokeh but I guess that may be asking for much.
Powerlines across Buffalo Bayou, Port of Houston (Texas). This waterway has a lot of barge and ship traffic.
...oh yeah, and there's a freeway there, too!
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Another Holga experiment. I took two rolls of 35mm film and taped them side-by-side onto a used spool of 120 backing paper and ran it through my Holga. Then stitched them together in Photoshop.
Standing on top of a ladder alone in a secluded Christmas tree farm photographing the damp trees as the sun sets. Not a bad experience.
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