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My new Kodax Six-20 camera. Just gotta wait for B&H to get me some 620 roll film, and I'll be having some fun with it. Unfortunately, it has no type of flash system, so the only way I'll be able to go Strobist with it will be with long exposures and the "Test" button on my Pocket Wizards :/
One grid-spotted SB-25 to camera left, and an SB-26 behind the subject (also behind a wall, because I was shooting through a door) and pointed up, to fill in the right side and put some nice specular highlights on the metal
I wandered around last week with a couple of cameras, starting in Slaithwaite. I concentrated on the renovation and demolition at the Globe Mills, Slaithwaite is going to change dramatically in the near future so I thought I would take some photos for the record. Next I popped over to Meltham and headed for a spot above Digley Reservoir. I wanted some photos of Holme Moss, it's very much in the news around here at the moment as the Tour de France is heading up there on July 6th. Plevins woodchip fire was burning well in the distance - surrounded by windmills! As I drove home across Wessenden Head the sun was dropping low and the light was quite soft but very bright. I didn't even get out of the Navara, I shot through the passenger window. The cab acted as a sun shield keeping the glare - and flare! at bay, not idleness on my part.
To see more information about the 130 year history of J B Schofield and Sons, including their transport and 33 years gritting in the Pennines look here www.jbschofieldandsons.co.uk/
the steel with the wood and the stone and lights made such a beautiful picture in my mind, and I could hear the music play ...
Had an interview with the mall's photo studio today. Best of luck to me. I know I've got the two girls who came in after me beat (well, OK, dress code wise), but I don't know about anyone else.
This is my grandfather's Minolta, it needs batteries and film before it'll work for me, and one needs the cash to fund it.
A large format, overhead gallery type, lithographic camera. Purschased by the Lands Department in 1957, it was used in the production of maps and plans for Government Departments. Farm Shed Kadina
My Maudlin Career
Let's Get Out of This Country
Swans
Teenager
Tears for Affairs
The Sweetest Thing
This Is Love (Feels Alright)
Desire Lines
Forests and Sands
Cri du coeur
French Navy
Come Back Margaret
Honey in the Sun
Troublemaker
Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken
If Looks Could Kill
Razzle Dazzle Rose
I went for a walk after dinner in the 'golden hour' and took my camera along. I love the way the light is so soft and warm. I found a tree with frangipani flowers only a block away from where I live. I will be sure to return and take more photos. I love frangipani flowers and miss the tree that was in the backyard of the house we left in November 2006 when it was sold. Frangipani flowers remind me of summer and tropical breezes. Their scent is delightful. Frangipani are also known as plumeria.
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