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Narrow gauge industrial switcher that worked at Atlas Powder Company in Reynolds Tamaqua, Pa. It is an 8 tonner and built about 1965. Continue to look for additional information. It is now seen at the Tamaqua former railroad station, now restaurant. I recommend the corned beef sandwich and a Yuengling, it was delicious.
A mature oak is an entire ecosystem in itself, sustaining thousands of tiny inhabitants - as well as lifting the hearts of everyone who passes it
Lukas Kletzander Oktett - Hof Wolf-Dietrichsruh - Festival Zwischenräume Salzburg, 29.07.2020
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Besetzung:
Lukas Kletzander: keys
Stefan Konzett: trombone
Lorenz Raab: trumpet
Astrid Wiesinger: sax
Chris Kronreif: sax, bcl
Tim Collins: vibraphone
Beate Wiesinger: bass
Wolf Rainer: drums
I spent a long time in Lightroom on what was a very gloomy scene on the Macclesfield Canal... It was just about worth it :0)
Taken with the amazing Olympus 9mm Bodycap lens
Winter is here. Just an inch or so yet, but for me snow looks much better with a splash of sunlight.
Olympus BCL-0980
My second trip to Worthing to see Village Coaches' service 107 on 31st August 2006 was dull and overcast but dry, so the open-toppers were out.
This is former Eastern Counties Bristol VRT / ECW BCL 213T.
Suburbia - Captured with the tiny GM1 and the even tinier Olympus BCL 15 f8.0 lens
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The story to date can be found in the Album at: www.flickr.com/photos/henk-sijgers/sets/72157646812566454/-
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You may have noticed that ever since I picked up the PanaLeica Summilux 15/1.7it's been pretty much glued to my GM1 (for good reason!), and that's been my primary kit. I love the combination as it gives me a nice focal length, and the most incredible RAW image files. It's not quite pocketable, but it fits well in my National Geographic pouch
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However .. the Summilux isn't my only m43 15mm lens: I've also got the tiny (if rudimentary) Olympus Body cap 8.0/15 lens , and it's been getting awfully bored sitting at the bottom of my GM1's camera pouch ..
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So .. yesterday I took the BCL15 out for a walk. Sure: it's primitive, with terrible corners and distortion, but it combines with the GM1 to make a tiny pocket-sized kit with a lot of horsepower, especially considering what's out there to post-process ("hello Topaz Impressions!!") the camera file with!
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Adventures with the Olympus BCL1580 body cap lens
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Panasonic GM1
Olympus 15/f8 lens
Nik (noise, presharpening, tonal contrast, detail extraction)
Topaz Impressions
1995 Subaru Legacy 2.0 DL 4WD Special Equipment estate.
Supplied by Greenways of Eaton, Norwich (Subaru).
In present ownership since September 1996.
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