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Turning the camera around from the previous shot I took some shots of the audience.
As you can see from this shot I had a lot of problems with snow on the lens. I think this turned out rather nice anyway.
Petya, a male Amur tiger, intently waits outside a shelter in his habitat -- not sure what he was waiting for, but this was one focused cat.
This Soviet watch is probably from 60s or 70s. It is hard to tell. Button for quick date change visible on the left side.
Grandson Will is 18. We decided to give him an antique pocket watch a hundred years older than he is. Here's hoping he likes it.
This is diploma work of my schoolfellow Jukka from Finnish school of watch making (aka. Kelloseppäkoulu)
Shot with Hasselblad 501 + 150mm + extension rings + Leaf aptus digital back + elinchrome flashes
Not the first Seiko LCD watch but close. You can tell this is a later LCD by looking at the location of the setting button. the first LCD's had this at the 3 o'clock position. Not the 7 o'clock as shown here. Visit www.dwf.cc for lots, lots more... The Digital Watch Forum
Mention 'The Black Watch' almost anywhere you go across the globe and you'll almost certainly elicit fond recognition because The Black Watch is surely one of the British Army's, if not the world's, most famous fighting units. Mere mention of the name is enough to conjure up visions of bravery, valour, true Scottish grit and determination. It's perhaps not surprising, since there can hardly be a corner of the globe in which The Black Watch has not served with distinction.
Yesterday, fresh from a tour of duty in Afghanistan, The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland were applauded for their efforts as they marched through the streets of Perth.
And the city remembered the wounded and the five that did not return.
Stainless steel 38 mm with sporting look, like a Rolex. The only 21 model with automatic movement. A limited production in 2001 (the 21st Century watch). Special Cartier logo dial.
Some early trial for B/W shot in SSP, Hong Kong, by the Rolleiflex2.8E2, TriX+2
A bit difficult to use it at night since the aperture is only F2.8.
here's the kind man that adjusted the strap for me.
strobist: vivitar 285hv fired from above at 1/16 power through an umbrella. slight rim light from the left provided by the cooker extractor fan light.
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