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slide 81/148
aspen, colorado
1977
socializing after the hunt
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Jeff had the FANTASTIC idea of using the Harry Potter Death Eater torsos for SS troops. I bought a two, loved the idea and bought eight more the next morning!
Taken on my Ensign Fulvueflex Synchroflash.
Shot on Fuji Pro 400H.
Taken when out and about in Bristol in October 2019.
Brunel's SS Great Britain was a first for shipping in many respects. First iron vessel, first screw propelled. Remarkably this design of propeller (although a replica) is almost as efficient as modern designs.
Built by: Nederlandsche Scheepsbouw Mij. te Amsterdam
Keel: 1921
Launched: 1922
Completed: 9 april 1924
Length: 128.11 meter
Beam: 16.83 meter
Displacement: 5.955 ton
Engine: 2 x quadruple expansion Werkspoor
Power: 5.800 pk
Speed: 15.5 kn
Members of the elite formation 2.SS-Panzer-Division "Das Reich" sporting the Wolfsangel on their vehicles.
I don't know the differences between the various models.
Seen at AACA Eastern Region Fall Meet, Hershey, Pennsylvania, October 2009.
SS Nieuw Amsterdam was a Dutch ocean liner built in Rotterdam for the Holland America Line. Find more about the history of the ship in the Wikipedia at:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Nieuw_Amsterdam_(1937)
She was scrapped in 1974.
The picture was taken in 1964 using a Contaflex.
Scan of a Kodachrome slide.
The SS Dicky, which ran aground in cyclonic conditions on the Sunshine Coast in 1893. Photographers and tourists have flocked here for years but sadly it is going to be removed soon due to dangers to the public.