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Aurora was the first city in the United States to use electric lighting to light the entire city and was thereby named, The City of Lights.
This is one of the many original antique lightposts.
For a larger view, prints & cards:
NS DDZ 7510 bij vertrek uit station Amersfoort voor een rit richting Utrecht Centraal.
Links zijn nog zichtbaar Locon locomtief 9908 (Ex NS 1830) en plan T 904 (met vlak daarachter de 2454) en DDZ 7510.
Light posts on the facade of the Royal Palace of Madrid. Palacio Real de Madrid is the official residence of the Royal Family, but they don’t actually live here. Today, the Palace is mostly used for state ceremonies. Right next to the Royal Palace is Madrid’s Cathedral that was completed in 1994!
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“Edison failed 10, 000 times before he made the electric light. Do not be discouraged if you fail a few times.” by my fave author Napoleon Hill
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Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.
Canon 70D and Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS STM lens with circular polarizer.
big electrical pole and a lightpost/stoplight pole.
my scanner is crap so to get decent pictures from my 16mm microfilm escapades (110 reloads, submini/spy cameras) i have to actually use my enlarger. i'm still learning how to work it, but here's the first enlargement from my Minolta-16 P, using Copex microfilm.
the enlarger isn't designed for this small format, and won't go high enough on an 8x10 to fill the frame. also, i had to improvise a 16mm negative carrier by sandwiching the negative between two strips of 35mm film, with a rectangle cut out. works well! what you see is a black border where the mask rectangle is bigger than the image, followed by the rough edge of the rectangle cutout.
print was still wet when i put it on the scanner. this ain't perfect, but it's proof of concept. and i think this is a strong image too!
Large light posts removed from the site of Sidock's new building. The lightposts were part of the mall parking lot that once filled this entire block.
This is shot right after my Lava Lights shot, taken at 1600 ISO to see more visible drawings in the Auroras