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This pandemic is gonna drive me to drinkin’ . . .
This photo was taken by a Kowa/SIX medium format film camera and KOWA 1:2.8/85mm lens mounted on a T/3 (16mm) extension tube with a Kowa Y2 ø67 filter using Adox CHS 25 ART film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
Ich habe mal wieder meine Setzkästen mit altem Filmmaterial durchforstet. Dabei stolperte ich über einen in Silberpapier eingewickelten Film. Normalerweise lasse ich die in diesem Zustand aber eigentlich kenne ich das eingewickelte nur von 120ger, 127ger oder Karat(Rapid) Film. Wegen der Größe und der Tatsache geschuldet das es in einer Ilford Dose war, wickelte ich es aus. Und so unvorstellbar es war, es ist eine KB Spule wie sie normalerweise in einer Patrone daher kommt. Zwar ist sie, ähnlich wie bei Rollfilm, noch mal mit Lichtdichtem Papier Umwickelt. Gesehen oder gehört hatte ich noch nie davon.
Nach etwas intensiver Reichere stellte ich fest dass es bei Ilford zu der Zeit wohl gängig war. Auch wenn ich die Spule, Patrone, Dose und Schachtel nicht zweifelfrei so zusammen zuordnen kann, scheint es mir doch sehr wahrscheinlich dass die einen Systeme angehören welches Ilford zu der Zeit angeboten hat.
Google Translation
Once again I went through my type cases with old film material. I stumbled across a film wrapped in silver paper. Normally I leave them in this condition but actually I only know the wrapped ones from 120ger, 127ger or Karat (Rapid) film. Due to the size and the fact that it was in an Ilford tin, I unwrapped it. And as incredible as it was, it's a KB spool as it normally comes in a cartridge. Similar to roll film, it is again wrapped in light-proof paper. I had never seen or heard of it.
After some intense research I found that it was probably common at Ilford at the time. While I can't categorize the spool, cartridge, can, and box together with any certainty, it seems very likely to me that they belong to the one system that Ilford was offering at the time.
A routine daily walk to pick-up my morning newspapers and it being the return to work morning after the Festive Break there was chaos at the pumps.
...and best viewed large.
Good morning everyone and Happy Feathery Friday. I know, you're thinking how awful...bird feeder pics. Sorry about that since I'm usually not a fan of bird feeder pics myself as a rule. But in this case I wanted to share this nifty little bird feeder I found at a local Rural King.
As many of you may already know, I don't have any typical bird feeders that dispense conventional bird seed because of too many problems dealing with resident squirrels. Of which we have many. Up till I found this feeder the extent of our "feeders" was limited to a nyjer seed feeder for finches, a suet feeder, and peanut butter filled knot holes.
The feeder you see here along with a male House Finch (Haemorhous mexicanus) that happened to be the very first bird to visit the feeder when I first put it out in late December, is quite small. About the size of a large Texas grapefruit and is designed specifically to dispense black oil sunflower seeds. Striped sunflower seeds would be too big for the birds to get them through the wire mesh.
Sunflower seeds alone are usually offered in hopper, platform, or tray style feeders, since the seeds are too large for many tube and mesh feeders. Unfortunately for us all of the preceding would attact as many of the before mentioned squirrels as birds.
While I have had an occasional problem with squirrels trying to get at the sunflower seeds, as a rule they pretty much leave this feeder alone. For anyone with a serious squirrel problem who is looking for something simple that doesn't require having to install elaborate squirrel guards or deal with refilling typical bird feeders constantly, I highly recommend giving one of these wire mesh hanging ball feeders a try.
As for this series...it's kind of long with a lot of accompanying information about black oil sunflower seed, which I think you'll find interesting as well as informative.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you have a truly nice day and most pleasant weekend.
Lacey
ISO800, aperture f/6.7, exposure .004 seconds (1/250) focal length 210mm
I don't know why I like this picture, I know it may have nothing in special... but I just like it.
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Colas Class 70 No. 70813 approaches Cardiff Central with 6V54, the 05:35 Chirk Kronospan – Baglan Bay empty logs on 16th August 2019.
As if it were a seaplane, the royal swift takes on water at dizzying speeds to quickly return to the heights, where it likes to fly.
These ephemeral pools, or potholes, even when dry are likely to harbor plenty of life. Spring thunderstorms in Canyonlands National Park fill these sandstone basins with just enough water to create a mini eco system for a variety of creatures. If you look closely, you may find a whole world of mites, snails, tadpoles, and even shrimp. When the raindrops arrive, the dorment organisms hatch from their eggs, seeds begin to sprout and there is a rush to live life as quickly as possible - since they only have until the pool dries again.
66 753 heads 4L66, Goole Glassworks to March up Yard empty sand train. It will be taken to Middleton Towers Sand Pit later for a refill of sand. Seen at Aliwal Road crossing, Whittlesea
Dagupan Bus Co. Inc.- 1218
Bus No: 1218
Year released: 2012
Capacity: 53; 2x2 seating configuration
Route: Cubao/Kamias-Bolinao/Alaminos via Dau/SCTEX-Concepcion/Capas/Tarlac/Sta. Ignacia/Camiling/San Clemente/Mangatarem/Aguilar/Socony/Sual
Body: Santarosa Motorworks Inc.
Model: 2012 SR-Cityliner ORD RE Series
Chassis: Daewoo BS106
Engine: Daewoo DE08TiS-BA
Fare: Airconditioned
Transmission System: M/T
Suspension: Leaf-Spring Suspension
Taken on: November 3, 2016
Location: Phoenix Gasoline Station, Brgy San Rafael, Tarlac City, Tarlac
66430 rolls through the Grampian countryside as it approaches Balsporran crossing on the run up Drumochter with 4D47 1337 Inverness to Coatbridge empty Tesco service on 3rd July 2025.
The big grey sky is something around these parts was something I was very used to when I was climbing Munros many years ago!
Filling our rice storage tin, dating from 1992. A free gift to commemorate the '92 Barcelona Olympic games.
The Trevor Carpenter Photo Challenge, 2022 Week 11, TOMATOES
A snowy day in Colorado is a good time to play around with this week's challenge! I used a black background, set the ketchup bottle on a sheet of black posterboard, and arranged a facial tissue going down the neck of the bottle and up out of the bottle. Using natural window/room light, which gave me the highlight on the tomato that I wanted. I photographed that setup. Then I removed the tissue and took a second photo, with the tomato sitting on top of the bottle. In Photoshop, I painted the tissue in red colors, usesd auto-align to layer the two photos and then erased parts of the bottom of the tomato so the lines of the tissue showed through to indicate the tomato being squished into the bottle. I did some brush work on the background and added some tomato "splatter"! Voila—fresh tomato ketchup!
The Refill Jar Beverley close to M&S food shop!
Welcome to The Refill Jar, Beverley! A family run Zero Waste store in the heart of East Yorkshire, founded by Claire & Jamie, supported by their 6 children Ethan, Poppy, Isaac, Caleb, Alice & Darcy. For self-dispensing foods & liquids, refills for toiletries & cleaning and a wealth of non-food items to help you on your plastic free, zero waste journey.
We are open 7 days a week along with our popular Click & Collect and Delivery Services. We look forward to seeing you soon - Claire, Jamie & Your Refill Jar Team.
Good Old Film (Nikon F2, Nikkor 35mm f2 Ais, Velvia 50, Sunrise, lol)
+ looks great viewed at large
+ shot taken on 2003
+ scanned on a Nikon LS40
+ no PS manipulation and cropping, just dust cleaning, lol
UPDATE: 1 Aug 2014
+ replaced with hi-res file
Winter is slowly releasing its grip on Vancouver but spring has not yet received the memo to come over. Between work and rain storms, I find time to refill my nature reserves. Maybe I'll see you out there on the trails one day...
I also shot this one from the other side, and I'm glad I did. The head hairyness was brushed toward the lens in this shot, creating a deeper orange. Also, the wing is in better shape on this side.
I have to say, the Hall of Moths is getting a lot of new inductees so far this year.
Rosy Maple Moth
Dryocampa rubicunda