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My Daddy loved cameras.I guess he passed that love on to me.For some reason after I was born he switched to primarily movie cameras.He had an Old Kodak 8mm that had a key that flipped out from the side so that you could wind it up and that is what powered the camera.
I hated that sucker because every Christmas and birthday I had to star in our own little short film.Like most kids are prone to do especially when I was younger I was known to sometimes act like an idiot.It was funny then but dadgum embarrassing now.I know this is from 1957 I'm an only child and this has to be me.
After Dad passed Momma let someone from church borrow it and we haven't seen it since .I sure wish I had it now just for a keepsake.
I'm sure the double exposure was an accident.Check out the cloth diaper you can even see the diaper pin.Parents who have babies now days have no idea how lucky they are.
study for this week's theme.
Double exposures.
taken with a rolleiflex and Tri-X 400
developed with Ornano Bromor ST 50 because I ran out of Rodinal and that's the only thing I could find for miles.
The Double Cluster in the constellation Perseus is made up of 2 open star clusters designated NGC 884 and NGC 869. This photo is a stack of 15 x 3mins @ISO 800 taken with my modified Canon 350XT/w .8 W.O. FF and my Williams Optics 105mm APO telescope. The images were acquired using DSLRFocus and the whole was guided using PHD Guide/w Orion SS Autoguider.
On a borrowed Nikon FM, I didn't mean for it to do this but it constantly didn't roll the film onto the next slide throughout the day, so I ended up with a lot of double-exposed negatives. I have to say though, I think it made for a great change from the reliability of digital.
I haven't been on Flickr in a while, I guess down to the fact that I am barely getting any views and I haven't been taking many pictures over Easter. The problem is that you need to constantly comment on other peoples images, and it now gets to the point where 9/10 times it is a comment I have left on a hundred other pictures out there.
A rare double header on the North Carolina Railroad. They are Westbound out of Raleigh about Noon on Sunday January 03, 2016.
a trial of using double lens reverse macro technique for microphotography on a cross section of a plant root.
55-250IS@250mm on 500D body with 18-55IS@18mm reverse mounted. This was mounted above an old microscope (with viewing optics removed) to use the mount and light for lighting and micro adjustement of focus. Shake is a major issue and this set up requires alot of light, so even with the microscope illumination, i used both lenses wide open, ISO 6400, Av with -1Ev for 1/320s exposure.
lens set up gives a calculated magnification of 250/18=13.8x. On a canon APS-C 1.6x crop factor this gives a FOV of approximately 1.6mm. After softening and noise, resolution is a little shy of the micrometer range.
Double Exposure, one is from Jodrell Bank, dont know what the other is, I borrowed a film off Meatbag, end result aint bad tho.
Mixed my sister's hands with tree bark to get a different texture. One of my favorites.
I won Honorable Mention for this photograph in the Double Exposure category in the Celebration of the Arts at my school on 25 May 2011
I love paisley. And I'm starting to love wearing jeans again, after being a skirts/dresses kind of girl for so long.
Cardigan, belt and scarf - second hand
Shirt - H&M
Jeans - Cheap Monday
Shoes - Topshop
This photo was taken December 17th 2016 in Palm Beach County, Florida USA. I believe this is a double crested cormorant, but the reddish color in the face is something I don't recall having encountered before and my id book isn't helping. I would appreciate confirmation of this ID and any information about the color. Thanks!
Occasionally, my Ricoh FF-1 will produce a double exposure, which is a malfunction. No rhyme or reason apparent. This is one of those mysterious double exposures.)
I'm sitting on quite a few photos from 2017 (and probably more than twenty rolls yet to be developed.) Most of the photos are being set aside for various uses, so I'm trying to begin to share the ones that aren't slated to be used elsewhere.
These to photos are actually from sometime in late 2016. Yikes! Taken on DIY redscale film - this is the ONE roll I didn't document, so I am having to guess. I believe I made this redscale film out of expired Fuji Superia 400.
Coded 4DD these Bullied designed trains were designed to reduce congestion on the busy SE London commuter lines. However passengers disliked the "upstairs" so they were not successful.
perle von nurnberg?
did i get that right? is it something completely different?
this is the mama plant to the baby I posted last week! www.flickr.com/photos/yarnattacks/5050301817/ the most interesting thing is the mama and baby both have a double rosette (as far as I can tell w/the baby). this one needs to be beheaded and replanted, as the stem has just grown tremendously!
Double Flower
Designer: Maria Sinayskaya
Units: 30
Paper: 6,5*6,5 cm
Final height: ~ 8 cm
Assembled without gluе
Double Delight/ from “Favorite Throws and Table Toppers To Crochet”
designed by Babette Courtney
Leptir 15(50gr/330m)
d=35cm Hook 1.00
Finished 11.2008
P9270373