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Here's a trio of assorted military craft in my first attempt at micro-scale. I don't normally even like this style all that much, but I had an assortment of new pieces and I felt like trying something new.
Recently acquired off Ebay Prestine condition Micro Nikkor Ais F2.8 55mm at a cost of £79.99. D100 used in manual mode, exposure estimated aperture used F5.6/F8. Lighting overcast spitting with rain, usual English Summer weather.
Got a new lens for Christmas. The Nikon AF-S Micro Nikkor 60mm f2.8G ED. It is wicked sharp. I have learned, however, that some things aren't meant to be photographed that close up. :)
The USB cable is also used for charging the Motorola Milestone. On one side, it uses a regular USB head. The other side, it uses a Micro USB head which is thinner than Mini USB.
of 140mm combined :(
my new lenses that came in the mail. The nikkor 105mm f2.8G micro, and the nikkor 35mm f1.8G DX lens.
taken with my tokina 11-16 f2.8, sb900 and sb600 at 1/32 power to the right and left.
The only ship not to complete the cruise, 'Ducky' was saved from the canal, hmm. strange that for a duck, when the bilges started to take on water threatening the electrickery
Trip to MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) to see the Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling Exhibit.
8-7-2015
200-blk E Main St, Micro
Across from NJMS
Outbuilding behind a residence, heavy fire conditions.
Micro FD, Kenly FD, Bethany FD (cancelled), EMS 81, Medic 2, Micro PD
I came to the conclusion some time back that life would be easier if I had a mini ironing/sleeve board and I finally got round to getting one LOL So now instead of hauling my regular ironing board out from the cupboard under the stairs just to press some dolly clothes or little items I'm making, I can use this new one instead :-)