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The source of genius is imagination alone, the refinement of the senses that sees what others do not see, or sees them differently.
Eugene Delacroix
Gabriel has never scored a bird...if he'd lay off the cat food I might have to worry.
*this is right out of the camera
@ Flamingo Gardens and Wildlife Sanctuary.
I have a lot of images from that beautiful park, and even if my thing it is to
applied textures to everything that came across to my path (my husband included), the colors on these flowers overcome my needs to texture them.
Now it's closing time
the music's fading out
Last call for drinks
I'll have another stout
Well I turn around to look at you
you're nowhere to be found
I search the place for your lost face
guess I'll have another round
And I think that I just fell in love with you
So there I was thinking, Delta 3200 can be pulled to 800 according to the dev sheet but .. why would you? Well, I quite liked Delta 3200 at 1600 but souped at 3.2k in D76, it had an attractive grain and a unique look. But I thought I'd take it one step further.
Firstly, why did I shoot at ISO 1000? The method to my madness was that since the top shutter speed of my M3 is an 1/1000th then it would be easy to follow the Sunny 16 rule and shoot at f/16@1000 in bright sunshine.
In the end, I wanted to see if shooting Delta 3200 pulled would give me results I preferred to shooting T-Max 400 pushed. And if it was preferable, would it be enough to justify the extra cost in both film and developing?
Another point of note is that as I have flown more times than a seagull with one leg, this film has been x-rayed too many times to count, probably in excess of 20 times. Would that be an issue?
My roll of T-Max400 at 1000 iso is on it's way, I'll post something off it after I soup it.
Shot on a Leica M3 DS
Leitz 3.5cm Summaron
Ilford Delta 3200@1000
DD-X dev 7min 25 seconds
Epson V700
I was poking around on my computer and found these latest shots from when I was still using a point and shoot...just thought I'd stick them up for kicks. Humble beginnings, I suppose. Ya gotta start somewhere though, right?
8)
A spider monkey at the London zoo looks on, longingly.
June 2013
London Zoo, London, UK
Fujifilm x100 23mm f2 Fujinon lens
Painting called Longing, made by Helena Köstel.
From an exhibition at Strandverket with members of the art group Artha.
I told her to look up with longing
and she came up with this
pretty good!
I luckily got the shot before she laughed
it's ok little parcy, you'll get that puppy some day.
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"Water"
Tired of sleeping on the sidewalk,
Working at the bus stop night 'til morning;
Tired and waiting for the sunlight
When it comes, it's still dark where I'm going.
Don't punish me for what I feel
My face was numb, my lungs were sore
But still I swam until my feet could touch the shore
Now I've been sleeping on your porch
I'm still too scared to bust the lock on your door
So I crawled out of the back door
Took off all these tight clothes
Jumped into the water
I jumped into the water
Ra Ra Riot
After some grey and cold days with snow and below zero (°C) I'm really longing for sun!
Nach ein paar grauen und kalten Tagen freue ich mich wirklich auf die liebe warme Sonne!!
These are the last of my new, raspberry red Hibiscus blossoms to bloom for this summer! These buds
when in full bloom, grow to about 10" in diameter! I'm already missing summer!!!
(Best viewed on black)
cada dÃa entrego a ti más profundamente mi vida en el contante anhelo de que pueda contar con tu presencia para siempre....
every day day i give to you my life in more profound way, in the hope that i can count with your presence forever......
te amo mi amor.....
to my wonderful wife galadiera.deviantart.com/
St Kilda Beach
Melbourne (Vic) Australia
Image shot using a Nikon D800 with Rokuoh Sha Hexar Ser IIa 20cm f/3.5 lens (s/n 3795) (originally from a SK-100 aerial camera), adapted for Nikon F mount using spacers, step-up rings (67-72, 62-67, 58-62m 55-58 and 52-55mm), a 62mm spacer tube, a M42 36–90mm focussing helicoid and a M42 to Nikon F adapter.
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