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Didn't have access to my camera today so just took this one on my iPhone and added some effects on iPad
Cheng Ho Expedition 1939-1940, Photo by Edward Beckwith. On edge of negatives: Beckwith A64 Includes original negative envelope: A64 B On back of prints: A64 A65 look at C31 nice pix if blue can be erased. Call number = 3938.
Ball machine in Akron Children's Hospital - the only independent pediatric hospital in the state of Ohio.
Hoya 4X Close-Up 'Filter' Lens
I purchased a set of 'New Old Stock' 55mm Hoya close-up lenses from an eBay vendor for a price I can only describe as 'Stupid Cheap'. I have used them before; see the results in the "Macro Madness" Set.
This is the Kodak DX6490 with the Hoya 4X Close-Up. It's beautiful! All the detail you could want; from a screw-on filter-type accessory lens, anyway.
I purchased a set of 'Merkury' 55mm screw-on accessory lenses from an eBay vendor. They claim the lenses are made in Japan, but the Japanese have not made such awful lenses since the 1960's.
Panorama of Curiosity images from its microscopic imager showing a rock with a partially flat surface.
Jackie before she went on stage as the vision in Swan Lake. I was playing around with my new camera... quite fun.
Flower close up at TruFire in Frisco, TX
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Close up of a nightingale singing. I was very lucky to get this close to a nightingale! After spotting this fly low into a tree, I had my camera set on max zoom(32Xoptical) and took a few shots. Then it allowed me several moments to film/video it singing too, before it flew out of sight.
Shame about the poor light/shadows, but you cant have everything!
This was the 1st of several nightingale seen/heard on the day.