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Mailboxes have always been intriguing to me...all the good news, bad news that have flowed through this one box capture my imagination but the saddest would be no news. It is always a pleasure to walk the 300 yards to the mailbox with coffee in hand to get the paper....which is my favorite thing to do when I visit.
Explore # 76 - May 31, 2008
I helped a friend on a location portrait session this weekend and stopped just before arriving at the family's house to take a few photos of random things. I liked how these country mailboxes looked. I decided I would try again at an HDR using Photomatix and this is the result. I still can't get one that really wows me. But it's OK. I may post the original later as I can't decide which I like better. Anyhoooooooooo, I hope you are having a great evening! :)
Fuji GA645i, Fujinon Super-EBC 60mm f4, Adox CHS 100 Art developed in Kodak T-Max 1+4, wet-mounted drumscan (through PhotoMultiplier Tubes - PMTs - no CCD nor CMOS involved in the digitizing process)
This picture was taken last week at Catania, Sicily, and obtained from a single raw shots processed with Photoshop.
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EXIF Data: Nikon D200 | iso 100 | 0.01 sec (1/100) | f/7.1 | 50 mm | Nikon AF-D 50 mm f/1.8
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The base has 46 mosaic tiles. The door is Aluminum Diamond Tread Plate. Topped with a Roof Turbine Vent and a decorative piece.
3044 N. Flanwill Blvd., Tucson, AZ
View large for a better view of the decorative piece.
Painted Mailbox representing the Village of St Paul de Vence .
Shot in Saint Paul de Vence - Alpes Maritimes - France -
This mailbox caught my eye because of the amount of rust that covered it and the texture created by it. Perfect candidate for my mailbox project.
Better for the eyes and soul in the light box
Photo taken for Our Daily Challenge: Letterbox.
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This afternoon I went for a walk in my Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood in search of an interesting mailbox to photograph. I could not recall seeing any on my previous walks. So I ask the one person most likely to know where to find a interesting mailbox: the mail carrier. He said that he was a substitute and this was the first day on the route. But he did direct me to this one, just down the block from where we met. It was, by far, the best one I saw!
You may be wondering about the word "forever" in the lower right corner of my re-creation of a stamp. You would see this on a US postage stamp. Because the US Postal Service changes the price of a stamp so often, it is no longer cost effective to print stamps with the price on them. Forever stamps are good forever. The Postal Service incourages people to stock-up on Forever stamps just before a price increase.
For a chuckle see ODC alternative below. I found these on my own!