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✦Blog No 4✦
✧Washing✧
✦ Body: Hourglass - Head: Catwa Kathy ✦
✦ Hair :::Phoenix::: Linda - Ombre✦
✦ Piercing ::GB:: Lip Piercing Cross Shain (Rare) ✦
✦ Outfit: Addams Kendal Shirt ✦
✦ #Empire - Stiletto Nails ✦
✦ Pose: *!R.O.!* Energy✦
In what os today the exit of the Hagia Sophia stands the ritualistic washing fountain. The Şadırvan or fontain was built by Sultan Mahmud in 1740.
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Washing dishes…not a fan of this chore. However, I love washing pots and pans, go figure!
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Quick photo this morning, 2 large Spiders Webs on our washing line with our fading sunflowers as a background.
An old woman spends an 'easy' morning hanging her washing, in a narrow "nong tang" (alley) in the Qiaodong district - Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
nothing like a drought and years of water restrictions to get you fascinated by the simplest things ... like water going down the drain.
Close to temples of Baijnath, Bageshwar, situated on the left bank of the Gomti river, where these women are washing clothes (and children). Uttarakhand , Northern India.
These washing machines tand as two examples of some great graffiti, which was created by the Agents of Change. They were invited to the site before it was demolited to create various works of art.
Part I >> Part II >> Part III >> Part IV >> Part V >> Part VI >> Part VII >> Part VIII >> Part IX >> Part X >> Part XI
Check out the video of the explore created by Kebab.
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Self-portrait of me washing my hair.
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“Hydra,” sighed Galaxy, “what are you doing?”
“Saving energy, doing my bit,” replied Hydra.
“How is that saving energy?” asked Galaxy.
Hydra forced the second brick beneath one side of the washing machine.
“Washing the clothes at 30 degrees,” said Hydra.
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TellyTube Edition: youtu.be/KNzKVUfCVsQ
With this story I can confirm, not only is Hydra real but after the last spin cycle, my washing machine is now broken. Doh!
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Colourful cleaning cloths. Minolta XE-1, 135mm f2.8 lens at f16, Kodak Ultramax 400. I would have liked to use a wider aperture but this was at 1/1000 so I couldn't go wider!
I'm a bit lazy with the washing up sometimes and just chuck things in the sink as I go along, to rinse later on. The colours and unconscious arrangement of this evening's supper remains looked attractive enough to be art, somehow.
Taken on iPhone 5s; processed using Enlight.
Intrigued by my experiences with the Zenit SLR and Industar-22, I decided to have a go with my old FED 1 and Industar 10.
Growing up in the Cold War I was always fascinated by the USSR - my interest in taking photographs actually developed from an interest in Soviet iconography. So, in the mid ‘80s, when I got my first SLR, it was naturally a Zenit. I loved that camera! 20 years later I renewed my involvement in photography, and for the first two years was basically a collector, buying once unobtainable Soviet gear. Yet... when it came to using them I seemed to have appalling luck. I bought an unbroken succession of clunkers. This was why I never seriously used a FED 1 I had picked up. Until now.
On purchase I had it serviced by Oleg. Unfortunately the pressure plate has subsequently slipped and there is slight shutter capping. But that hardly matters.
This picture was the first on the roll, when the film was still tight. Although no work of art, the moment I saw it, I was in love with that lens. The I-10 (often wrongly known as the FED-50) was the original Soviet LTM 50mm, first made in the early 1930s. It remained the FED standard lens until replaced by the I-26 in the mid 1950s - this one dates from 1953. Although not an exact copy of the original Leitz Elmar, it is often said to have very similar performance. I can believe it.
A little flarey, sharp and with fairly low contrast, it produces distinctly “old” images - an authentic look I have longed for. And it led to what may be an interesting discovery... But that can wait for Field Test :) . Oh, and this is not my washing :) Imagine me having 5 of anything!
Brian’s Washing, FED 1, Industar-10, Pan F, 100@f3.5. Original Soviet hood and yellow filter.
EDIT (2011): Does this picture look too dark :( ? Please look here :)