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toronto west from bathurst st.
the lands below are the former molson brewery plant
www.uer.ca/locations/show.asp?locid=20004
follow the roadway on the left (lakeshore blvd) and you
see lake ontario @ humber bay
gardiner expressway is the elevated orange roadway on the right.
this is an outtake from a project requiring text, hence big sky space.
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I've had the Yashica Electro 35 GSN for a long time, but recently I found the viewfinder for the converter to the camera at the flea market, with the help of Nils .j. W.
Then a dealer friend explained to me that he still owns the converters, but the viewfinder is defective. After almost 1/4 of a year it finally worked out and I have viewfinder and converter to the camera.
One more little thing on the side. Although the year of construction is usually given until 1977, sales are said to have continued until 1980. I own a Hobby photo catalog 81/82 in which it is still listed for 300DM. At that time, 300DM was anything but cheap for a rangefinder camera without AF, only such exceptions as the Minolta CLE or Makina 67 clearly exceeded this price.
German
Die Yashica Electro 35 GSN habe ich schon länger aber vor kurzem fand ich den Sucher für die Konverter zur Kamera auf dem Flohmarkt, mit Hilfe von Nils .j. W..
Dann erklärte mir ein befreundeter Händler dass er die Konverter auch noch besitzt aber der Sucher defekt ist. Nach fast einem ¼ Jahr hat es endlich geklappt und ich habe Sucher und Konverter zur Kamera.
Eine Kleinigkeit noch am Rande. Obwohl das Baujahr in der Regel bis 1977 angegeben wird, soll es den Abverkauf noch bis 1980 gegeben haben. Ich besitze einen Hobby Fotokatalog 81/82 in dem sie noch für 300DM geführt wird. 300DM ist damals für eine Messsucher Kamera ohne AF alles andere als billig, lediglich so Ausnahmen wie die Minolta CLE oder Makina 67 übersteigen diesen Preis deutlich.
Imagem selecionada para Enox Expressions 2010 (série de 40 imagens de 40 artistas diferentes, espalhadas por 21 cidades, nos restaurantes, bares e academias mais bacanas do país).
Yashica TL Electro, Portra 160. Model: Kezia Find me elsewhere! Website Blog Twitter Instagram & please like Millie Clinton Photography on Facebook! Email: enquiries@millieclinton.com These images are protected by copyright, please do not use them for any commercial or non-commercial purposes without permission. For licensing queries (or any other questions!) please email: enquiries@millieclinton.com
73965 is seen at Ashford International on the rear of 3Y80, a Tonbridge West Yard to Tonbridge West Yard De-icing run via Sevington loop on 26/1/16. Atop of the formation is 73963.
The rarest of the Rare Electros. The M5.
This one, however, has been restored, and is, for all intensive purposes, fully functional. After its CLA and a pretty much overhaul that I gave it, the camera required a new skin.
So I gave it one!
The fabric was originally destined for my Leica IIIa but it looks much better on this one!
On the large side for a fixed lens rangefinder the Yashica Electro 35 is a really great looking camera...
Em primeiro lugar não reparem nas cuticulas esturricadas..é pq com esse tempo frio o hidratante não está dando conta =/
Gente recebi esse esmalte hj e naum resisti. Fui logo passar. Achei lindo e estava amando olhar para ele. Estava, pq foi só eu arrumar a cozinha que já saiu tudo as pontinhas.
Achei legal pq além de já vir com o imã, ele tem uma saliencia que dá para encaixar certinho no dedo, deixando o imã na distancia certa para dar o efeito.
Gostei muito. Fácil de esmaltar e naum tem como errar o efeito..
O legal é que conforme vc mexe o dedo, parece q a onda mexe tb por causa da luz..O efeito é lindo demais.
bjs
ps: o melhor é q tirei a foto hj e ele está com a data de ontem rsrsrs. Na maquina a data está certinha. Meu flickr está meio bebado..só pode
Flash from the right, only to the bush. The blue lines are during flash exposure, the yellow is lit by ambient street light because the bush was moving in the wind during 0.5second exposure. With some white balance shift the difference of light temperature between the flash and street-lamps gets very obvious. Flash triggered with Yongnuo wireless transmitters.
Yashica TL Electro. (The SLR, rangefinder shots on my feed are titled "Yashica Electro".)
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Diagonal view of my "new" camera, a Yashica Electro 35 GSN. This babe has got an incredibly fast f1.7 multicoated lens, and is my first rangefinder. I was impressed by its mint condition, and I just can´t wait to use it with some cool film. I dedicate these shots to my pal Bart, from Netherlands, whose pictures encouraged me to search for an Electro 35 for me.
Sadly will be closing April 2018.
Warren, OH. February 2017.
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The HT-C truck developed by Electro-Motive is a hallmark of modern railroading. Developed over 40 years ago these utilitarian trucks have blessed the under frames of hundreds of thousands of locomotives around North America and the world. Unlike other things in the industry that seem to change with time, these trucks, bogies, skates, whatever you'd like to call them are what holds our proud, mighty and majestic machines up right and propel them into the future.
In America this was the truck the SD40-2 wore while moving some of Americas fastest trains both passenger and freight alike; the kept entire factories open, they've been traded amongst locomotives, everyone seems to think highly of them, and many equate this truck to the most successful locomotive of all time. Many see the body of an SD40-2 or an SD50 or even the modern SD60 - yet - they don't see the giant shoe that holds it up and provides the smooth ride they are famous for. They are the underpinning of our economy with a simple purpose. To propel freight on thousands of miles of rail to keep us - America - alive.
In this case, old meets knew as brand new LED lights the step well of this freshly rebuilt EMDI SD59MX, unit 9915, of the Union Pacific. The truck has been completely rebuilt, placed back under this unit with another modern accessory added - the recorder cable. Yet it hasn't lost its graceful looks, meaning and power. I would have never thought that I could find so much beauty in a piece of steel.
If we had to debate upon the truck that pushed America into the modern age and moved, built, and powers this nation with superlative six-axle locomotives, this truck gets my vote.
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Gesehen auf Zeche Lohberg in Dinslaken - das Bild ist mittels Focus Stacking entstanden, d.h. ich habe vier verschiedene Versionen übereinandergelegt, um eine möglichst durchgängige Schärfe zu erreichen.
73207 "County of East Sussex" in Intercity livery at the rear of a Gatwick Express formation on 27 February 1988.