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T-Rex Triceratops, I took this set of photos with my 5 year old little boy. He loves dinosaurs and they really came to life in his imaginiation!
Back in 2005, my friend Corey and I took a roadtrip to Florida! We visited his grandparents on one side of the state, and then some friends of ours on the other side. The brother we stayed with had a teenage son and daughter that he asked us to take back to Pennsylvania as they were going to stay with friends, and since we were in the state anyway, it was more convenient for us to take them back. We had tons of fun-among the places we went to was the Everglades (those swamp alligators were neat!) and a Packard museum (they had some cars made before World War 1)
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Specs:-
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Camera: Canon EOS 450D
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/2000)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Back in 2005, my friend Corey and I took a roadtrip to Florida! We visited his grandparents on one side of the state, and then some friends of ours on the other side. The brother we stayed with had a teenage son and daughter that he asked us to take back to Pennsylvania as they were going to stay with friends, and since we were in the state anyway, it was more convenient for us to take them back. We had tons of fun-among the places we went to was the Everglades (those swamp alligators were neat!) and a Packard museum (they had some cars made before World War 1)
Our trade show manager Christine needed to check the 10x10 trade show booth before it was sent out to the upcoming STC event. I took the opportunity to snap off a few photos in front of the new booth while we had it out.
Barry, Emma and the kids dropped in on the way down South just in time to get the best of the heavy snowfall. These were taken on a short walk around the back of the village looking for somewhere to slide down. We didn't have much luck, mainly due to not having a sled :-( John and George had never seen this much snow before and had a great time.
I found this non-functioning camera for $4.75
After some research, I've found this much out:
It's a Kodak Duaflex Camera with a Kodet Lens
Circa 1947 - 1950
Made in Rochester, NY USA
You can see more details in this shot here.