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Wishing you a mahhh-velous weekend. I'm sorry I have not been on Flickr like the old days. My time is severely limited, and there's no possible way to catch up with visits and groups. You're on my mind though, and I'm grateful for your friendship. Muah!!!!
Top texture with the fonts courtesy of Kim Klassen.
Reaching 100 feet into Lake Michigan, an old jetty leads the eye eastward into the lake and its horizon.
Symmetry, low saturation, moody...
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Caught this shot on a misty, cold day...very rare here in California.
Thank you to Nesster for the TTV.
www.flickr.com/photos/nesster/575036769/in/set-7215760211...
Thank you friends and visitors...thanks for your kind words and invitations. And a special thanks to anniedaisybaby / Linda Goodman for the new title. Love it!
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EXPLORE: WITH THANKS TO MY FRIENDS.
Thanks, friends, for your ongoing support. I am working on a project and have very limited time. I look forward to spending more time with your streams in a few weeks.
Last Sunday I spent a day on Camera Show. I sold one lens but acquired few quirky old enlarger and large format lenses so I will torture you with a photos made by them. All are adapted with glue, camera caps and some helicoids.
So this one is Kinex Paris France Kinn Anastigmat 105mm f4.5 lens for large format cameras. Shutter jams easily and nicely. Soft, low contrast, unsaturated natural colors, at moments quirky bokeh. In one word, all that contemporary HD sharpens junkies hate.
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This shrub flowers from late autumn through winter to spring in a corner of our garden. It's always been there and I've never been able to put a name to it (haven't tried that hard though). Here it is in light snow in February but it's looking very similar now as I write (late November).
It's got that sharpish but veiled, low contrast look of a very good but very, very old lens.
Also flic.kr/p/CTnnou.
My life is shaped by the urgent need to wander and observe
and my camera is my passport.
~Steve McCurry