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The letters are from a 'Buff' sticker on my desk (Buff, made by Buffera, a handy neck warmer / hat / face mask / wrist band). The red surround is part of the packaging from some blank CDs I bought in Tesco.
Blurred by holding the iPhone closer than it could focus.
Ricoh FF-70.
Called FF-90 in USA.
1986.
Quite rare apparently, has numbers 91 254242 on the bottom.
This ones in its ricoh case.And doesnt seem to be much used.
Has a 5/5 (5 element 5 group) f2.8 35mm lens that apparently is super sharp and a killer lens.
I havent really tried it yet or had any photos back.
Ive put 2 AA batteries in and a film in and everything appears to work ok so far.
Tested 3 shots so far it winds on OK.
The only way you can turn it off seems to be to take the batteries out.
You only have to pick this up and look to know its of good quality its heavy.
If you open the back the film rollers look good quality too.
Quite heavy for a compact point and shoot.
Its quite small.
Has a very large digital screen on the top.
Manual exposure compensation of +2 stops.
Automatic DX reading of between ISO 25 and 1600 film or something like that.
Min focus is 2.6 feet.
I'm so torn but I think I am gonna have to wash the original 'setting' product out of Kurt's hair... it really is SO bouffant... Part of me likes how shiny it is like a big helmet and part of me is scared it will go really fluffy like my Cali-Guy Blaine's did when I washed out the lacquer... but I think I have to do it...
FF - Friday Finds While this may be a very unassuming image, it belies much about what I love about vintage. Millinery, haberdashery, passementerie warms my heart. These beautiful pieces were bought for a song from a long ago closed haberdashery.
Carnival of Awesomeness! Go fave these people up or the circus freaks will come get you.
1. Suspend Disbelief, 2. saved by zero, 3. Cold One., 4. Luna, 5. DISTRESSED, 6. my attempt at the ring lite (McGyver style), 7. waiting for the moment of impact, 8. all of the lights., 9. If It Offends You, Pluck it Out, 10. 344/365 || Dry Cleaners Mistake, 11. Seven., 12. subterranean homesick blues, 13. The Wind's Wailing
Taken in Pensacola, Florida, USA at the National Museum of Naval Aviation. The FF-1 was an American biplane fighter aircraft operated by the United States Navy during the 1930s. It was introduced to the US Navy in 1933.
Rikku from FF... something.
Her tattoo was gorgeous. The artist who did this has some serious talent.
Catalog #: 01_00080600
Title: Friedrichshafen, FF-33h
Corporation Name: Friedrichshafen
Additional Information: Germany
Designation: FF-33h
Tags: Friedrichshafen, FF-33h
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Fantasy Faire 2024
A problematic project because how does one choose?
I adore all the regions of these Fairelands and will post about 5-6 photos in the next day (before the Fairelands fade back) to showcase those worlds that spoke so very clearly to me for various reasons. My clear favorite will close out this series.Thank you, amazing Worldbuilders, thank you.
Shown here: Planksbarrow Harbor. Such an amazing, incredible take. Such a surprising and complex build. Such an immediate impact. Calls to my inner pirate. Just amazing, top to bottom and all around.
Planksbarrow Harbor worldbuilder Nama Gearz.
I have found some more fantastic artists over the past week and wanted to share their work with everyone. There are a few of the usual suspects here too.
1. You're next..., 2. Untitled, 3. Stories, 4. Vulnerable, 5. Seventy Two/ Three Six Five, 6. Maddy, 7. .32., 8. Blues Class, 9. The Coming, 10. On the Floor, 11. Revolver, 12. Rachel, 13. SAF_3228 [Explored]