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'Wide Pic' 35mm panoramic camera with Ilford FP4 Plus, developed in Adox Rodinal 1+25 for 9 minutes at 20ºC.
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Trying something new here!
Its Day! And its in color!
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I needed to tweak quite alot the colors on the scans (scanning on my own... and i dont know how portra 800 should look like LOL)
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CONTAX RTS
CARL ZEISS PLANAR T* 50MM F/1.4
PORTRA 800
I intended to play a group or two today but my plans changed when I saw this sapling. I just had to copy talulayu's awesome yoga photos beneath it! This is a lot harder now at 42 than it was when I was 11. Then again, I never did a backbend and photography at the same time!
it occurs to me that
saplings bend and sway with the seasons
but older trees grow brittle and break
crashing down to the prairie floor
~ Megan E. Freeman
It's more than just a bridge, though. It's really a metaphor for how I've been feeling lately. I've been feeling broken and beaten up by a series of rejections. I'm now taking a stand: This is me proving that I'm more like that sapling than an old tree. I will bend. I will not be broken. I will weather the winter and emerge green and reaching and growing again.
For Today's Random Fact from My So-Called Life: This is the debut of the custom tattoo that resides on my left thigh. It's a little something I put together to honor my daughters and our bond. It's a one-of-a-kind piece so I haven't ever put photos of it online. It combines Jim Brandenburg's mother wolf and her cub, a Native American dream catcher, and a barred owl. All packed with symbolism. :) I'll get some better shots to post.
A Young mangrove sapling. Indonesian scientist Daniel Murdiyarso and Qatar-based scientist Mohamad Khawlie explore Qatar's most important ecosystem - the mangroves. Doha, Qatar.
Photo by Neil Palmer/CIAT
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