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A vendor's world—a stool, a stash of chicharon, and the patience to wait. The understated beauty of street entrepreneurship in the Philippines. Chicharon, a popular Filipino snack, consists of crispy fried pork rinds seasoned to perfection. Loved for its crunch and savory flavor, it’s a staple treat often enjoyed on its own or paired with vinegar for dipping
ISO 320 | 18mm | f6.3 | 1/320 sec
3 Image HDR
Nikon D700
Nikon 18-35mm
Circular Polarizer
On the road, somewhere between Glen Innes and Tenterfield, NSW.
Part of our annual road trip to chase the autumn leaves and crisper colours.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 800 ISO • Pentax FA 43mm F1.9 Limited
Meat Puff and Salad
Feuilleté de Viande et Salade
"Crispy Morning" 2016
Nach einer eisigen Nacht im Auto wanderte ich an diesem Oktober morgen dann zu diesem kleinen Bergsee im Lötschental. Leider musste ich am Tag zuvor feststellen, dass ich meine ursprüngliche Ideen nicht umsetzen konnte, da Mitte Oktober die Lärchen im Wallis nocht mehr Grün als gelblich waren, so suchte ich an diesem Nachmittag nach neuen Spots und Kompositionen. So entstand dieses Bild - doch das ich dann noch solnge warten musste am anderen morgen bis das Licht stimmte, hätte ich nicht gedacht - und je länger ich wartete, je mehr Eis bildete sich auf dem See. Doch schlussendlich reichte es noch für diese Aufnahme.
New stickers kiddos. Old characters, new characters. B & w's and colors. You say tomato i say tamahto
Although slight front-end blur is visible, I thought this worthy of an outing. A Leyland Terrier of Smiths Crisps is heading out of, I think, Sudbury* in Suffolk, although I don't know exactly where, around 1984. The wagon was licensed between December 1982 and November 1991.
* Now identified as Long Melford.
Scanned from a 6x6cm-size negative taken by the late DJ Fitch, now in my collection.
A local artist will paint a mural on your garage door. This one is a few doors away from home. Taken on a crisp day with crisp light.
I hardly never edit a photo after scanning, for example straightening it. However, this photo seems to be rather "perfect" which is good with an old Minolta without any aid -:) On the other hand, I am critical against the traditional geometrical narratives in photography.
Minolta XD-7, Voigtlander Ultron 40mm F2 SL Aspherical, Kodak Ektar 100, Tetenal Colortec© C-41 Negative Kit Rapid, 38 °C, hand processing
*Edit* - it's 47709.
I forget what we'd arrived on, probably 37114 off the Elgin, but we were greeted with 47709 being attended to by the Inverness fire brigade. The fire engine looks ancient, but it's just 13 years old at this point. Probably just ready to be pensioned off.