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Nikon F3 HP w/ AF Nikkor 24mm 1:2.8D and Kodak TMAX100 (Kodak D76 1:1, Ilford rapid fixer). f/8, 1/60s. Plustek Opticfilm 8100 and Silverfast SE Plus 8.2 @ 3600 dpi. Retouched and cropped.
I took this photo when visiting my parents over the holidays. They live near the forest.
It was the first day of snow and good weather of the winter, and it was +10C just a few days earlier. Just after I took this photo I saw something in the corner of my eye. I turned my head and saw a bear on its hindlegs standing behind a stone some 30m away and watched me. Then it disappeared behind the stone. I had no choice but to calmly leave the area.
Framed by one of the station canopies, 55007 PINZA awaits departure from Hull Paragon with 1A18 12:45 Hull - King's Cross on 23rd August 1979.
Northern Dairies HQ dominates the background, but this building, the signalling and of course the Deltics have all disappeared from this location.
Zenit EM f/8 500th/sec Ektachrome 400
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Another of the three Gehry buildings in Düsseldorf, Germany. It feels so great to get out of the office and think of nothing else but how ... to be done before it starts poring.
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REST IN PEACE - Memorial to Police Officers killed in the line of duty. This week two young Queensland Officers were ambushed and gunned down carrying out a regular Missing Person's visit to a rural property. An innocent neighbour was also killed when he went to investigate. The 3 perpretrators were ultimately shot and killed by police when they were sent to the property to assist their fallen comrades. A tragedy beyond belief which has stunned the State and Nation.
Steam locomotive 6029 crossing the Queanbeyan River, seen from Oaks Estate, ACT, Australia.
Fujifilm GW690II camera, Kodak Portra 400NC, expired 2006, 220 roll film.
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Timber Framed House in Castle Street, Buckingham.
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This image was inspired by the story/curse of 'The Crying Boy', a painting of a child that was supposedly the cause of many fires. Apparently firefighters found the painting to be completely unharmed even though the things around it were destroyed.
Camera: Canon 700D
Location: Benhall Park, Cheltenham
Subject: Dylan Jones
Photographer: Katie Jones
Frame:*RIVENDELL* roadini
Rim:*VELOCITY* quill
Tire:*PANARACER* gravel king
Stem:*NITTO* rivendell lugged stem
Handle:*NITTO* rm016 mustache bar
Bartape:*BLUE LUG* cotton cloth bar tape
Brakelefer:*SHIMANO*BL-R400
Brake:*TEKTRO* r559
Saddle:*BROOKS* b17 standard
Crank:*SUGINO* mighty tour crank
Skewer:*PAUL* quick release skewer
Pedal:*MKS* gamma
This is a polymer clay covered wooden picture frame. Ecru polymer clay was embellished with fun vines and textured with designs. The designs were brought to life with brown and turquoise acrylic paints, then wiped clean.
The photo in the frame is last year's Christmas card...also polymer clay!
Trees between the end of Dairy Road and Lake Burley Griffin.
Canon EOS 33, Canon EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens, Focal 400 colour negative film, shot at ASA 200.
The is my first 'true' lomo image. I took this one with my new Diana F+ camera and the fish eye lens. I couldn't frame the shot properly since I didn't want these people to know that I was taking a picture of them. I just held the camera by my chest and clicked the shutter as I walked by. I didn't even notice the cardboard sign until the film was developed. The dog with his maw wide open is a great touch. This is somewhere on Queen Street West. As true lomographists would know, this was shot on 120 film and processed and scanned at Toronto Image works.
I was thrilled to coming back to film...the mystery and the magic. I had to wait a few days for the development. I didn't even know if this cheap plastic camera worked...but it did.
The camera is an exact replica of the first camera I owned back in the 1960's. It was a gift from my Australian uncle and aunt...they lived so much closer to Hong Kong, the original manufacturing site: the Great Wall Plastic company. (I think).
Back then, with my first roll of film, after every picture, I took, I would remove the back in order to see if the film advanced properly. My father then explained to me that you just can't do that...I must not have had any idea how film works...
I used this frame and inserted my daughter in the centre,
but that is sometime ago. So, let's go again. In iMac X tools
I cut the man's bathing suit so that it included the black,
the stripe of bluish which was done to place this from bottom left
corner to right upper corner. The upper square
was his black suit, and the lower brown was his hairy leg.
In the background there was a green hedge and a tip of the lower square was the green hedge. The axis was his black bathing shorts, the purple was the stripe of his shorts, out we went to the hedge. I did a 360 degree turn on this odd cut out and the tips of each colour formed the zig-zag effect. The re-sizing of both images was done in Photoshop, adequately.
Had I done another 360 turn there would have
been twice as many tips and so on. the brown is
lighter at the top for there was less hair and darker as
we went down his hairy leg. Naturally, the centre black
was empty. The image of Father with son was sized to
fit as so was the odd framing interpolated to the present
size. Meu filho meu neto stands for my son my grandson,
because it was the man's mother that asked me to do
something different. Well, I suppose different it is, but
Granny only believed me when she took her son's suit
and saw the stripe! Well, she knew of her son's hairy legs.
My opinion. It was fun inventing this crazy frame, but I
don't really think it is artistic! Do you?
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Plaza at Bateman's Bay, with picnic table in front.
Mamiya c220 TLR camera, Mamiya-Sekor 65/f3.5 lens, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film.
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