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6901 Mobile Lab (1980), another set I would have liked. A unique combination of the rover wheelset and landing strut pieces. But having a windscreen that doesn't enclose the interior seems like a considerable design flaw!
This is Coquette, our sweet and unique Black Labrador Retriever. Here she is joyously running on top of our long composts pile on my family farm.
Yesterday was her birthday and she turned 6. She has definitely slow down a bit. She still has a ton of puppy in her but she seems to enjoy more old lady moments like porch sitting more and more.
An oldie but goodie. The Photo Lab in downtown Schenectady, New York has been in business since at least the 1940's, and is one of a dwindling number of small, full-service photography stores in the US. This slightly disheveled store facade evokes memories of an earlier time.
A friend of mine was dogsitting for her sister and we spent a few hours of our day helping out. He was way too cute for his own good and tough to keep up with at times.
Urbex Session : Horrors Labs (BE) , 11.2012
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Imaged with a Light Lens Lab 1966 Asph lens and a Nikon Z7II
The F1.2 was stopped down to F5.6. The lens renders a film look (to me Ektachrome) without using film software emulations.
The lens used for this photograph is a current replica of the rare and expensive Leica 1966 aspherical lens, the first aspherical lens. True to the original the replica has the same lanthanum and leaded glass and is hand ground aspherical elements. This gives an accessible means to capture images with one of the best optics of the 1960s.