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old one i found on harddisk, think this is from summer 2007, Vitra Design Museum at "Weil am Rhein" Germany
Kiev 88 with Arsat 80mm on Velvia 50
and look on the bright side of life.
I am struggling to think which photos I will miss most if the photos in my broken harddisk cannot be salvaged. There are probably thousands of them. I have been to many places in the past 10 years. Several trips to London, Rome, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Osaka, Tokyo, Seoul, Kota Kinabalu, Tahiti, Bora Bora, Sydney, Brisbane, Beijing, Shanghai, Bangkok, Yunnan, Maldives and probably many more.
What about you? Can you tell which 3 photos you would like to salvage at all costs?
Nace un nuevo grupo de amigos....;-)
La creación tiene infinitas posibilidades...y en esa lÃnea nos vamos a mover....vamos a partir de ideas o de conceptos y vamos a dar cada uno nuestra particular versión....
Los miembros fundadores...
Nuestro grupo Profesional versus Amateurs
Esperamos que disfruten participando del mismo...
Sleeping bolivian monkey tree frog
Noch etwas von der Festplatte/Harddisk
EOS 40D, EF 2,8/100mm, f7,1, ISO 125, 0,5 Sek., Stativ/Tripod, Kabelfernauslöser, Spiegelvorauslösung/SVA, Mirror lock-up/MUP or MLU
Lego workmen repairing a faulty hard drive
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Kodak Canon EOS-1 N DCS 5c (1997)
Capteur de 1 540 000 pixels (1524x1012)
Stockage : HardDisk
Prix : $12,000 USD
200-1600 ISO
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Das Wetter ist zwar zur Zeit nicht regnerisch, aber ich kann mich nicht auffraffen, ein paar Bilder draußen zu machen. Deshalb noch mal was von meiner Festplatte/Harddisk aus den letzten Jahren.
EOS 40D, EF 2,8/100mm, f8, ISO 100, 1/250 Sek., MT-24EX Makroblitz
just found this shot on my office harddisk.
took this one last summer on the wall of our office building during a cigarette break.
bug camouflages imitating color and structure of the brick-lined red wall - strange, isn't it?
Easter 2006 - out on a tour at "Gemmi" in the Bernese Oberland. Weather wasn't good all four days. That afternoon, after returning from Daubenhorn I sat outside on the Guesthouse's terrace enjoying the "view" into the thick wall of fog. It seems that sometimes, I need a impenetrable barrier hiding the impressive sceneries to start discovering the little miracles around myself - such as these little droplets on the aluminum tables ...
Probably one of the most obscure and controversial pieces of Canon camera related equipment of the last 20 years. The Media storage M80.
Powered by a BP-511 battery, it allows to backup files from CF and SD cards, to it's internal 80GB 1.8" 4200 rpm harddisk. A 3.7"display allows for viewing the images.
Introduced in 2006, and discontinued shortly after, since the arrival of netbooks and tablets with more internal storage, and larger/cheaper cards made it obsolete.
Disassembled an old hard drive that had failed. Always wanted to shoot the platters and head stack. These things have a nearly perfect mirrored surface, of course, which allows for some possibilities.
The real original is 18 megapixels (not uploaded here on Flickr), but it's still cool larger.
©2010 David C. Pearson, M.D.
We capture moments to remember
Capture them to share
Capture them to store away
To recall another day
We use more and more devices
To capture moments aplenty but forget
Memories are not written on hard disks
Memories are written in our hearts
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