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"Give me an illusion of reality. Your reality." - Andreas Paradise
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20th December 2012. Ilford 3200 film. Canon EOS 300X, 28-90mm lens. 125, f/11. 11m development with Rodinal developer
Still with very little time and had computer problems... thanks for all your comments, will catch up with everybody as soon as I can, hope you had a good Christmas, happy New Year!
"La naturaleza tiene sus tonos bermejos y sus tonos verdes.De hecho, nuestro ojo se divide ante todo objeto, y podemos seguir una u otra vereda."(El Diario, Henry D. Thoreau)
Vision Bus YJ14BCU seen after departing Bolton Interchange on service 553 to Higher Green via Walkden
The trouble with trifles...is they are delicious!
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2007 expired Kodak Vision 2 film now in the FPP On-Line Store. It's re-canned film from a television commercial shot a decade ago.
"T" is for Tungsten! - Tungsten film is balanced for 3200 degrees K (Studio Lamps, Indoor Lighting) which means if you shoot it in daylight you will need an orange #85 filter. Shooting tungsten film without a filter in daylight will produce "blue" shots. One effect in daylight is to shoot portraits with a flash that has an #85 filter on it. Your subject will have the proper color balance but the background will be blue. Shooting tungsten film in daylight is also know as "day for night" photography.
Just one more quick shot of HT's Vision - I love the detail they've put into his eyes; fantastic work!
One of Littlefield ISD's school buses; a 2016 Blue Bird Vision. Picture taken at Blue Star Bus Sales in Lubbock, TX.
No 2004 tirei esta foto na candieira(cedeira), tivena esquecida, mais mirando ben, o fin atopeille unha certa fermosura.
Vision
In Search of a Light
In Seach of a Path
Pain on my chest in very heavy
The Angel express well where it hurts.
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"...I was unable to perceive of the property of mercy except that as it were all love, in love. I mean, this is what I saw: Mercy is a sweet gracious working, in love, mingled with plenteous pity..." Julian of Norwich, Revelations of Divine Love, chapter 48
To me, at least, it looks like a woman's face, with the light coming down towards her eyes.
Julian of Norwich was born late (probably November) in the year 1342. Wikipedia gives her an exact date of birth of November 8th, but I do not know if that is correct.