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Ariskea:
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Industrial PhotoProps -MultiFunction Props
Ariskea[Record50] Vinyl Record [Yellow]
Ariskea Store:
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Peaches @ Rewind
.peaches. The Anarchist's Flag ( x2, texture change options)
.peaches. Rock On Wall Art - FULL
.peaches. Anarchists Records Scattered
.peaches. Travelers Map (texture change options)
Peaches 'N Cream - 'Oh Sheet!' Toiler Paper Mess
Peaches 'N Cream - 'Lettuce Dance' Boombox Dancer
Peaches 'N Cream - 'Pour it Up' Keg Deco
Peaches Store
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Serenity Style
Serenity Style- Lettres Et Clefs Mailbox Wood RARE
Serenity Style- Writting you (gift)
Serenity Style- Vintage Fan Black RARE
Serenity Style- Toby's Bed
Serenity Store
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{vespertine} @ Collabor 88
{vespertine}-wheel neon sign / tex change.
{vespertine}-japanese bar neon sign/mounted ver./tex change
{vespertine}-japanese bar neon sign/wall ver./tex change
Collabor 88 Event
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DRD
DRD post apoc camp food prep
DRD post apoc camp medicin rack
DRD post apoc camp mattress
DRD - AE - Post Apocalyptic Holiday - Bench Two
DRD Store
Cochin (Inde) - Nous sommes dans le bâtiment collectif de la communauté Dhobi-Wallah. C'est une salle multifonctions. On y sèche le linge lorsqu'il pleut, mais c'est surtout la salle de repassage.
Malgré la présence de l'électricité, les repasseuses préfèrent utiliser leurs vieux fer à alimentés par des braises brûlantes. S'il est plus lourd que le fer électrique (modèle années 1950 tout de même), selon cette dame, l'antique fer à braises offre une qualité de travail incomparable.
Ironing room
Cochin (India) - We are in the collective building of the Dhobi-Wallah community. It is a multifunction room. Laundry is dried there when it rains, but it is especially the ironing room.
Despite the presence of electricity, ironers prefer to use their old irons powered by hot embers. If they are very heavy compared to electric irons, according to this lady, the antique charcoal iron offers an incomparable quality of work.
Autumn has already arrived in my heart and i desired to create you this little set that you can used for your own goods & multifunctions.
This Autumnal will be available at Fameshed on 1 September 2017
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None of your fancy lcd, led, hud multifunction displays here. Speed, revs, total mileage, trip meter, fuel gauge, ammeter and time...that's yer lot! Oh wait, that is multifunction 😃
The Lantern is a beautiful multifunction building in the town centre of Sandnes, it’s used a a bandstand, stage and market hall among other things. It’s a lovely structure and looks good day or night.
9th July 2021 :
My new toy for the kitchen. I shall be giving it a trial run this weekend. As long as I can find out how to use it. It's far more complicated than my old one!
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Haven't had one in ages.
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Genesis lab Anis head
Genesis lab Deli applier
#Foxy - Doll Hair @ Collabor
[Z O O M] Jinks Glasses @ Fameshed
TETRA - Off-shoulder tight top @ Collabor
TETRA - Skinny zip capris @ Collabor
OVH.Knotted Izzie Shirt
Essenz - Guyana @ Fameshed
Ariskea[Not Dead] MultiFunction Props @ Rewind
hive // concert stage + barricade kit @ Rewind
KITE - Camp Joey @ The Gacha Garden
{vespertine}- pop culture neon signs - pizza @ Collabor
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Marco Mondays theme button
a lot of functions in one button
Adjustable between three charging rates, charge while riding using a dynamo, charges at speeds as low as 8 km/h
Useable as an LED flashlight
Backup bicycle rear light while on the road
SOS flash-function built-in
Acts as a buffer between a device and the Plug allowing the use of high-drain devices
Keepsake, since many many years, bought for bike trip, and still have it.
Normally in the kitchen drawer, but for bike trips it still comes out.
Size wise, from just behind the logo, to the tip of the knife less then 33 mm, knife height 12 mm. For taking the photo, placed on a slate, but a box of matches below the knife, a kitchen sponge below a small torch to generate some slate to accentuate the falloff of the light and modify the DOF.
And this time, I will post in the group Macro Monday for keepsake.
P-8A Poseidon Boeing (168996,996,LK) with a multifunction radar AN/APS-154 Advanced Airborne Sensor (AAS), operated by US Navy Patrol Squadron VP-26 “Tridents”
Strobist Info:
Pack 1: Elinchrom Quadra AS A Head Camera Boomed Top Right in Kacey Beauty Dish @ 1/2
Pack 2: Elinchrom Quadra AS A Head Bare Camera Top Left w/ EL Multifunction Cap @ 3/4
Fired via Skyport
2007 Yamaha Grizzly 700 Fi 4x4 with EPS. This is part of my late husbands’ estate, and it needs to be sold. It only has 65 miles on it as it was barely used and we mainly used it for plowing in the winter. I’ll try and answer any questions possible, but I have limited knowledge as it was my husbands’ toy. It comes with a snowplow kit, 2500 lb winch, a basket for the back and a new luggage rack for the front. All standard manufacturer parts will come with it (see picture). An enclosed trailer is also available for purchase, please contact for pictures and pricing. Specifications: Engine 2007 Grizzly 700 FI Auto. 4x4 EPS Bore x Stroke- 102.00mm x 84.00mm Compression Ratio- 9.2:1 Drive Train- Yamaha On-Command® pushbutton;3-way locking differential; 2WD, 4WD, locked 4WD; shaft drive Engine Braking- All Wheel Ignition- 32 bit ECU Starting System- Electric Transmission- Yamaha Ultramatic® V-belt with all-wheel engine braking/H, L, N, R, P Type- 686cc, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled single; SOHC, 4 valves Chassis Brakes/Front Dual hydraulic disc Brakes/Rear Dual hydraulic disc Suspension/Front- Independent double wishbone; 5-way preload adjustment, 7.1-in travel Suspension/Rear- Independent double wishbone;5-way preload adjustment, 9.5-in travel Tires/Front AT25 x 8-12 w/aluminum wheels Tires/Rear AT25 x 10-12 w/aluminum wheels Dry Weight 600 lb Fuel Capacity 5.3 gal Ground Clearance 11.8in L x W x H 81.3 x 46.5 x 48.8 in Rack Capacity 99 lb Fr./187 lb Rr. Seat Height 35.6 in Towing Capacity 1,212 lb Turning Radius 126 in Wheelbase 49.2 in Instrumentation- Digital LCD multifunction display: speedometer, odometer, dual tripmeter, hourmeter, clock, fuel gauge, gear position, EPS and EFI function Lighting- Dual 35W Halogen multireflector headlights & 21W/5W brakelight If there are any other questions please feel free to email me. I'm willing to sell to Canada, you would just be responsible for finding out what paperwork is needed for customs. Thanks!
The KL Sandefjord Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel is owned by K Line Offshore (Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha). It is a multifunction vessel designed to carry out seabed operations, ploughing / trenching and pre-lay work in ultra-deep waters and harsh environments. With a bollard pull of 390t, it the world’s strongest AHTS vessel constructed to date.
The ship was delivered to K Line on 7 January 2011 after successfully completing sea trials in December 2010. The vessel will begin operating after the installation and testing of the A-frame at Kristiansand harbour in southern Norway.
100 studs/ 15 hours build multifunction
The crew of the Kampilan are a bunch of old pirates who grew up Filipino. Captain Manny is the son of the first captain, but never had any children, his mother is the cook, and the small barkada crew of his friends maintain the-what his mother calls, a space jeepney' - former pirate ship that has seen many better days. Manny constantly recalls having a run in with some hotshot bounty hunter with a red ship and a dog, narrowly avoiding escape by offering a home cooked meal from Nanay.
The old warp drive still works, but they crew just cooks on the nacelles every once in a while, it makes the ship smell like sisig. New communication antennas were added, to keep up with technology, it makes the ship looks like an old Jeepney from Baguio City, but it has charm.
What was once a proud pillager of space cargo, filled with well trained warriors and fighters, now floats around the galaxy, delivering goods here and there, escaping bounties, and leaving a trail of the best smelling crew meals in the verse. The Kampilan is ready for a new adventure.
I attended the Barrett Jackson Spring 2026 Car Show at WestWorld in Scottsdale.
This is a 2022 McLaren 765LT Spider. It sold for $599,500.
Lot #1364 Details
This 2022 McLaren 765LT Spider is No. 638 of a total limited-production run of 765. Exceptionally well-optioned, it is finished in McLaren Orange and is powered by McLaren's proprietary twin-turbocharged and intercooled 4.0-liter V8 engine delivering a factory-rated 755hp at 7,500 rpm and paired with a paddle-shifted 7-speed dual-clutch automatic rear transaxle. As the track-focused version of the McLaren 720S and based on McLaren's carbon-fiber Monocage II structure, the 765LT delivers hypercar performance - including a 205-mph top speed - with lightweight construction, revised aerodynamics, upgraded steering and suspension, internal engine refinements and a standard vehicle lift system. It features a full Alcantara interior with McLaren Orange contrast stitching. Factory options include MSO Black Pack, electrochromic glass roof panel feature, Super Lightweight racing seats, MSO defined satin sill plate, MSO defined fascia vent, MSO color split rear wing, McLaren Orange stitching, carbon-fiber secondary interior components, 360-degree park assist, McLaren track telemetry, MSO headrest, covered door storage bins, car cover, HomeLink system, orange seatbelts, lithium-ion battery charger, fire extinguisher and an MSO black ignition key.
It is also equipped with MSO side skirts, MSO front splitter, MSO rear bumper, soft-close doors, front vehicle lift system, rearview parking camera, 360-degree surround-view camera, front and rear parking distance sensors, carbon-ceramic high-performance brakes, power-adjustable folding and heated exterior mirrors, and an automatic power-retractable speed-dependent spoiler. It rides on staggered 19-inch front and 20-inch rear forged alloy wheels with diamond-cut laser finish. Other highlights include Bluetooth connectivity, adjustable driving modes and suspension, an automatic retractable driver display screen, multifunction entertainment touchscreen display and a 12-speaker Bowers & Wilkins surround-sound system. 494 actual miles.
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Barrett Jackson 2026
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At 57 kilometres, the Gotthard Base Tunnel is the longest railway tunnel in the world. Opening in 2016 after 17 years construction time. Costs of CHF 12.2 billion. Stop / visit of Multifunction station Sedrun in the middle of the tunnel.
My beloved Nikon F4. Still in use after so many years. With the MB-23 power pack and the MF-23 Multifunction back attached she is "El Monstro". Standard multi-metering finder DP-20 attached.
Sorry for the Sigma lens...
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My beloved Nikon F4. Still in use after so many years. With the MB-23 power pack and the MF-23 Multifunction back attached she is "El Monstro" Standard multi-metering finder DP-20 attached.
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Seen at the Seaside Antique Mall on the Oregon coast.
At first glance, this tambour-door cabinet appears to be nothing more than an ordinary paper filing cabinet. A closer look at the surviving drawer labels, however, reveals an unexpected glimpse into the technology that powered office communication in the years immediately preceding the arrival of the plain-paper photocopier.
The cabinet itself provides the first clue. Its numerous shallow drawers are poorly suited to storing large quantities of ordinary paper. Even filled to capacity, each drawer could accommodate only a few hundred sheets before becoming awkwardly heavy. A commercial printing establishment consuming paper by the thousands would almost certainly have relied upon larger shelving units, storage racks, or palletized stock rather than such shallow compartments.
Instead, these drawers seem ideally designed for organizing relatively small quantities of specialized papers and duplicating supplies that required careful storage. Their shallow depth allowed delicate materials to remain flat, preventing curled edges, creases, and other damage that could interfere with printing.
The surviving labels preserve an inventory frozen in time. Most are dated either January 1954 or September 1954, suggesting that the cabinet was actively maintained and periodically reorganized.
Among the products listed are:
Hollingsworth & Whitney Red Label Mimeo
Everett W/M Duplicator
Potlatch White Mimeo
Nekoosa B. 50 Offset
Ardor Duplicator
Hammermill Mimeo
Everett Mimeo
Hammermill Duplicator
Moistrite Mimeo
Several well-known American paper manufacturers are represented, including Hammermill, Hollingsworth & Whitney, Potlatch, and Nekoosa.
More revealing than the manufacturers themselves is the manner in which the drawers are organized. The labels distinguish products by manufacturer and duplicating process rather than by the characteristics normally associated with ordinary office paper.
If this cabinet simply held everyday stationery, one would expect labels reading "White Bond," "Letterhead," "Legal," "Onion Skin," or "20 lb. Bond." Instead, each drawer is devoted to a particular manufacturer's duplicating stock. Such careful segregation strongly suggests that these products possessed specialized characteristics and were not readily interchangeable.
Two interpretations remain possible.
The first is that the drawers contained specialty receiving paper—the sheets upon which mimeograph or duplicator machines produced their finished copies. Schools, businesses, and government offices often stocked several brands and weights of mimeograph paper because different machines and inks performed better with different papers. Since individual jobs frequently required only a few dozen or a few hundred copies, shallow drawers would have provided convenient storage.
The second—and perhaps more persuasive—interpretation is that many of these drawers contained the materials from which copies themselves were produced: master sheets.
Several labels include the designation "Duplicator" rather than simply "Mimeo." By the early 1950s, "duplicator" referred not to one machine but to an entire family of reproduction systems employing different types of master materials. These included wax-coated stencil sheets, carbon-backed transfer masters, spirit duplicator masters, hectograph masters, and other proprietary products developed by competing manufacturers.
Such materials were comparatively expensive, susceptible to damage if bent or curled, and were commonly packaged in boxes of one hundred sheets or fewer—exactly the quantity that would fit comfortably within drawers of this size.
Particularly intriguing is the label "Everett W/M Duplicator." Although definitive documentation remains elusive, "W/M" almost certainly denotes "Wax Master," referring to specially coated master sheets used to prepare printing stencils. Unlike ordinary paper, wax masters were precision consumables. They demanded careful handling and flat storage, making this cabinet ideally suited to their preservation.
Equally curious is the designation "Moistrite Mimeo," evidently a proprietary product marketed for mimeograph work. Whether Moistrite referred to a specially formulated receiving paper or to another type of master stock, its segregation into a dedicated drawer suggests that it possessed unique characteristics considered important enough to warrant separate storage.
The cabinet also reflects the remarkable diversity of office reproduction technology during the first half of the twentieth century. Today a single multifunction printer effortlessly performs tasks that once required an assortment of specialized machines.
The mimeograph served as the workhorse for high-volume text reproduction. A wax stencil was cut with a typewriter or stylus, wrapped around an ink-filled drum, and used to produce hundreds or even thousands of inexpensive copies. Churches, schools, businesses, and government agencies relied upon mimeographs for newsletters, memoranda, manuals, forms, and bulletins.
The spirit duplicator, remembered by generations of schoolchildren as the "Ditto machine," created its distinctive purple or blue copies from alcohol-activated masters. The copies carried a characteristic sweet solvent odor familiar to anyone educated before photocopiers became commonplace. Spirit duplicators excelled at short runs such as quizzes, worksheets, and classroom handouts.
The offset duplicator occupied a higher tier. Although requiring more preparation, it produced considerably sharper typography and could reproduce photographs, line art, and more sophisticated layouts. Reports, brochures, sales literature, and professionally printed announcements often justified the additional effort.
Various wax-master and stencil duplicating systems filled the space between these technologies. Manufacturers promoted proprietary master materials that promised easier preparation, cleaner impressions, or longer production runs. Offices frequently standardized on a particular manufacturer's system, making inventories of specialized consumables an essential part of daily operations.
An institution of moderate size—a school district, university, hospital, county courthouse, engineering firm, insurance company, or large corporate office—might therefore maintain several duplicating machines simultaneously. A teacher requesting thirty classroom worksheets might receive spirit-duplicated copies. Five hundred employee notices would likely emerge from the mimeograph. An annual report or promotional brochure demanding superior appearance would be assigned to the offset duplicator.
Viewed in this context, the cabinet no longer appears to be a general paper file. Instead, it resembles the organized inventory of a centralized duplicating department, where specialized consumables were kept ready for whichever reproduction process best suited the day's work.
Only a few years later, this carefully ordered world would begin to disappear. The introduction of practical xerographic copiers eliminated the need for wax stencils, spirit masters, offset duplicator papers, and many of the specialized products represented by these surviving labels. By the early 1960s, cabinets like this increasingly held ordinary xerographic bond paper instead of the remarkable assortment of proprietary duplicating materials that had once formed the hidden infrastructure of office communication.
Today, these modest drawer labels preserve more than product names. They record a forgotten technological ecosystem—one in which every copy began with a carefully prepared master, every reproduction method had its own specialized consumables, and a well-organized cabinet such as this stood at the center of the office's ability to communicate.
My 2nd oldest camera with one of my oldest lenses...
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Departing from Faslane Naval Base is the USS Carney which is an Arleigh Burke Guided Missile Destroyer. She is sailing down the Clyde out towards the Sea to take part in Ex Joint Warrior 19/1.
The Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers (DDGs) is the United States Navy's first class of destroyer built around the Aegis Combat System and the SPY-1D multifunction passive electronically scanned array radar. The class is named for Admiral Arleigh Burke, an American destroyer officer in World War II, and later Chief of Naval Operations. The class leader, USS Arleigh Burke, was commissioned during Admiral Burke's lifetime.
The stunning lobby of the historic Lackawanna Train in Hoboken New Jersey, the last operational great Hudson River multifunction train station. The 50,000 daily passengers make ninth busiest train station in the USA and the sixth busiest in the mass transit heavy New York City metropolitan area. I’ve always thought of it as the most impressive station in the many stations that I’ve frequented in this great nation, so wonderfully restored with funding from New Jersey Historic Preservation Bond Program in the 1990’s. The station was built for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad in 1907, a Beaux Arts design by architect Kenneth Mackenzie Murchison, it was considered a milestone transportation as it combined train, ferry and pedestrian facilities in one edifice. #developportdev @gothamtomato @developphotonewsletter @omsystem.cameras #excellent_america #omsystem @bheventspace @bhphoto @adorama @tamracphoto @tiffencompany #usaprimeshot #tamractales @mpbcom @kehcamera @njtransit @newjerseyisntboring @newjerseyisbeautiful #newjerseyisntboring #newjerseyisbeautiful #omd #olympus #microfourthirds #micro43 #micro43photography
CUPRA Supersportmultifunktionslenkrad mit CUPRA Mode Selector.
CUPRA Supersport multifunction steering wheel with CUPRA Mode Selector.
The DW-20 is a classic waist level finder (gives you a reversed image!) with a flip-up 5x magnifier inside.
Standard DP-20 finder beside the camera. Lens attached is an AF 50mm/1.8 with a 3rd party metal hood. JMHO that lens performs better than the more expensive f/1.4...
Also the huge MB-23 power pack is off the camera in this shot, attached is just the small MB-20 grip.
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Educatorium in Utrecht by Rem Koolhaas
The multifunction Educatorium is the centerpiece of a master plan made by OMA (Koolhaas' firm) for the Utrecht University. The invented name Educatorium is intended to suggest a factory of learning and houses two lecture theatres, three examination halls, and a large refectory, which also functions as an informal study area and performance venue. These facilities are shared by the university's 14 faculties and many research institutes, creating an important new centre of rendezvous and exchange.
The building was completed in 1997. In 1999, the Educatorium was awarded the biennial Rietveldprize.
Test shot with a new "close-up device" The scanner lens of a Canon MP970 multifunction printer.
It's quite a small lens and i had no rings to mount it on my bellows. I used my adapterring with RMS thread, but the lens is smaller than that so i had to use tape to secure it in place.
No aperture so quite a shallow DOF. This is the minimal enlargment on the bellows. The Capacitator is about 5mm in diameter.
Made with Fuji X-Pro2, Minolta Auto-Bellows III and Canon MP-970 scannerlens. Lit by two LumeCube 2.0 LED lights
Another test shot with a new "close-up device" The scanner lens of a Canon MP970 multifunction printer.
It's quite a small lens and i had no rings to mount it on my bellows. I used my adapterring with RMS thread, but the lens is smaller than that so i had to use tape to secure it in place.
No aperture so quite a shallow DOF. The Inductor is about 5mm or 0.196 inch in diameter.
Left is the minimum magnification on the bellows. On the right the maximum magnification, so with the bellows fully extended.
Made with Fuji X-Pro2, Minolta Auto-Bellows III and Canon MP-970 scannerlens. Lit by two LumeCube 2.0 LED lights
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High-power sniper rifle, designed to destroy heavily armored targets, uses a powerful jet charges, operating on the principle of bolter. Under certain conditions, can penetrate even the power armor of heavy tank. Most of the aircrafts this rifle stitches through with joy.
Specifically for this rifle is designed multifunction digital riflescope with an integrated ballistic processor. Scope can also be used as a spotter for the bombing of various types.
\SADFAEC because PMG failed to save JPG and I resized whole rifle and PrntScrn 8( So - many errors due to resize.
Credits goes to Woitekz and KatUteeV, FLBW. Also, 2 hacked parts used. And - no white shapes.
An advanced version of the MiG-31 began development in 1983, known as the MiG-31M (also known as the Ye-155MPM, and izdeliye 05). The new S-255 aerial intercept weapons system featured new ultra-long-range air-to-air missiles (the R-37) and advanced avonics suite (Zaslon-AM WCS) were the primary upgrades over the original MiG-31. The new aircraft also included a few alterations, such as a wrap-around windscreen, a revised dorsal spine, the removal of the cannon, and moving the refueling probe to the starboard side. A revised, digital cockpit was included with a multifunction CRT cockpit displays, digital flight controls, and a multimode phased array radar. The original D-30F6 engines were upgraded to D-30F6M engines and the overall weight of the aircraft rose to 52,000 kg (114,640 lb).
In this image, first real MiG-31M prototype aircraft (052 Blue) sits on the apron at Zhukovskiy. Note the wrap-around windscreen, enlarged radome nose cone, and missing the side-mounted cannon. The MiG-31M carries the R-37 long-range BVR missiles (NATO reporting name: AA-13 “Axehead”) on the underside fuselage mounts and the R-73 short-range IR missiles (NATO reporting name: AA-11 “Archer”).
Vehículo multifunción modular de los Bomberos Forestales EIRIF Canarias
( Equipos de Intervención y Refuerzo en Incendios Forestales )
2015 Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 427 [405] Iturri
Lightbar: Federal Signal Vama Aurum
Canary Islands Multifunction Forestal FireTruck
Kanarische Inseln Feuerwehr
Канарські Острови Пожежники
At 57 kilometres, the Gotthard Base Tunnel is the longest railway tunnel in the world. Opening in 2016 after 17 years construction time. Costs of CHF 12.2 billion. Stop / visit of Multifunction station Sedrun in the middle of the tunnel.
File: 2021001-0034
Malvern, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom. Date unknow, c1986 to c1989.
About this photograph.
During my late teenager years, while attending college studying graphic design, with an on-the-job work experience training for a professional photographer, in my spare time, I joined a local basketball club in my hometown.
Usually we would be training, learning how to do basketball, and often have friendly games. Sometimes once in a while, the club have a fixture game with other local teams. A few of us, myself included, are not members of the team, so often we would sit out on the sideline and watch the games.
Then one day, as I was aware of when the next local fixture was due, I decided to bring my Minolta X-700 35mm film camera and 50mm lens with me, as I decided I wanted to try and do basketball photography.
My preferred black and white film is always the Ilford brand. I can’t be sure if I used the FP4 or HP5 for this photo, as it was taken like over 30 years ago, and I lost all my notes.
Up until this point, I had shot landscape, still life, people who posed for camera, parked vehicles, and many nearly stationary subjects. This was my first time shooting fast sports action, so it was a new experience for me.
It is possible I could have shot those photos with Ilford FP4, which is rated for ISO 125/22° and because of this, ended up using lower shutter speed, hence they all had blurry movements.
I developed and printed the photographs myself while at college. It is possible that I could have done this at a rented darkroom under a café. I can’t be sure where did I do the darkroom work.
In 2021, the photographs were scanned to my computer using a Brother multifunction printer/copier/scanner/fax machine, for uploading to my Flickr account.
I don’t remember where exactly this was taken, I think it was at Dyson Perrins school, in Malvern. At that time, I didn’t drive, so I often walked half hour from home to get there.
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