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This shot is made by the sweeping function of my Sony TX5.
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There was still plenty of snow when this was taken in late July this year. Down below I included a shot I took here in 2007 with an older point and shoot just for a comparison. It was later in the year then but even so there seemed to be much less snow.
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I guess I thought seagulls emerged full-grown from the trash dumps in Staten Island but apparently the Niagara gorge is huge nesting area
Hang on to the things in life that make you smile, and let go of what doesn't...
Thank you for viewing my images! Keep smiling!
Lizzy is a very happy lady in springtime...!!
Sorry for not coming over to your photo's lately but I'll make up for that... A little short of time at the moment.
#54 of 116 pictures in 2016 - Springtime
Came across some odd springs in a box in the garage and thought..."I know what I can do with these"
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Daffodils in the Springtime sun at Castle Kennedy Gardens near Stranraer in South West Scotland.
Fuji X-M1 and 14mm lens.
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I just love this time of the year, with the knowledge that all of summer is stretched out before us!
The first warm day of spring. Everywhere it starts to blossom. But, what strange, hard colours the film simulation "negativ classic" (Superia) has. I can't remember such strange green tones, back in the early 90s at Fujicolor Superia. But it's also a long time ago. anyway, i'm developing a love-hate relationship with this simulation.
(Frühling!)
Krokus
(Crocus)
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Canon EOS 50e
Kodak Farbwelt 800 expired (date unknown)
CZJ Flektogon 2.4/35
Long-expired fast film like this one is never a good idea. Too much grain, low contrast, muted colours. It took extensive PP to make these images acceptable and certainly not a good film to test my Flektogon and a recently acquired Vivitar telephoto in M42.