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1932 Leica 11, Voigtländer 15mm super-wide-angle lens and expired Fujifilm Reala 500D movie film then remjet layer removed with washing soda and warm water and developed in the wrong chemistry, expired ORWOcolor C5168.
Eye (hehe) was going to crop the white, but I think it looks better with it there.
Look at this large size to see the reflection better, that's my brothers expensive camcorder, my arms and the garage. :P
If you have a big enough screen you can see a flying object over Sandy's second story, checking out the roof. Our son, Doug, got a small drone for Christmas and Sandy asked if he could check her roof for any possible damage. Doug loves drones and was happy to go over the roof very meticulously. Haha
He is one of four certified drone operators for his Santa Cruz Sheriff's Dept. and recently used a much bigger one in a child abduction/hostage situation, spending 7 hours on site. The baby was safely rescued.
Our Daily Challenge ... looking up.
The weather is looking up. We have finally had some rain. As glorious as the days have been it has been very dry and the plants are feeling stressed. I took this looking up through the leaves of the leopard tree and have just realised why it is called that! We all thought it was the motley pattern on the bark but maybe not.
So happy to have beautiful weather and some leftover foliage on this lovely Saturday! I wish you all a great weekend!
The current St Michael's Cathedral, built next to the remains of the old, was designed by Basil Spence and Arup, built by John Laing[8] and is a Grade I listed building
Earlier the sky was clear. When the clouds showed up I was seeing solar halos.
i wonder if people in other areas see a lot of solar halos in in the spring.
My ears are open...