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Zeiss Ikon Nettar 518/16
Fuji Acros 100
Rodinal 1:50
My second roll of Acros. I liked it. Went to the camera store to pick up a few more, only to find out it's out of production and someone bought the last 50 rolls.
During heavy rain, Steiermärkische Landesbahnen (STLB) two car diesel multiple units (DMU) Nos. VT33 and VS43, both built by Knotz/BBC stand in the platform at Unzmarkt, the mainline connecting station on the Murtalbahn, Austria.
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The image depicts a futuristic architectural structure with multiple towers and a bridge, set against a clear blue sky and mountainous terrain.
This is Multiple exposure done in Camera. I have seen postings by others and thought I would try it.
10 years separate the 2 units, both sporting CP's Multi-Mark scheme, sitting along Franklin Street on the south side of Bensenville Yard. In the distance is 1971 built GP38AC #3015, and up front is 1981 built SD40-2 #6018. Both were built by GMD.
A two-car Derby-built Class 108 DMU nears its destination on June 19th 1988 with the 1714 Whitehaven-Carlisle service.
Goerz Tenax 127 test roll. The ancient roll of Kodacolor 200 (expired in the early 80s?) came out blue.
Multiple exposure of the sign at Parco Federico Fellini, pointing the direction to the Grand Hotel, with a picture of the Maestro on the sign, with the street sign of Via Giulietta Masina, with a green coloured filter for the latter shot.
As a big fan of both, I've wanted to experiment with things as much as possible as sort of tributes, so even if you don't like what I'm doing with this Fellini stuff, its important to me.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Kodak Ektar 100 35mm C41 film. Hoya Green Pop Coloured Filter.
As the signpost reads, this was where the A30 crossed the B3212. The B3212 still exists and has that number in the present day, the A30 was bypassed a long time ago, and this section here is now a minor road. Incredibly the garage survived well into the Streetview era, even if it had stopped selling petrol quite some time earlier. In those last days it was Swain's Garage selling second hand cars. The garage was demolished in about 2015. By 2019 new houses occupied the site.
On the menu here in I am guessing just into the 1930s, Pratts, National Benzole and BP were on the menu. It was apparently open day and night, which seems pretty amazing for the era. Far right there seems to be what would be a rare sight of an advertising board for Texaco oils. Also of note is that the original building seen here survived right up to the point of demolition without any real change.
©AVucha 2015
On January 9th at 7:52am, Huntley Fire Protection District was dispatched to an accident on eastbound I-90, around mile marker 47 3/4. Two semi trucks jackknifed and over a dozen other small accidents occurred within a short amount of time. Huntley Fire Command activated MABAS Box #5-I90 to the second level bringing in crews from multiple surrounding communities. Several people were transported to local hospitals but all injuries are being reported as minor. Included in the injuries was an ISP Trooper who fell on the ice and injured his knee. During the incident backups stretched for miles while motorists waited for ISP to reopened the roadway. A McHenry County Sheriff transport van was also involved in the incident it's unclear if they were transporting anyone.
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1. king edward avenue, 2. family jewel, 3. home again, 4. anybody home?, 5. good neighbour, 6. red house, 7. pink cottage, 8. rootbound, 9. little yellow house
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R959 RCH - Volvo B10M-48, Plaxton Premiere 320 (C41F)
A4 XCL (XEL 24, T992 FRU) - Volvo B10M-62, Plaxton Premiere 320 (C53F)
Annett's (Mervyns Coaches, Micheldever)
St George's Road, Portsmouth
01 December 2017
Class 158 diesel multiple unit No. 158806 waits at Grimsby Town station with 2L66, the 12:40 service to Leicester on Monday 14th October 2024.
'Deltabus' and I ventured to North Wales again yesterday with the intention of riding the Arriva Llandudno open top service. After careful pre planning, choosing the best possible day for weather, speaking to a well known travel advisory line and taking the requisite time off work we arrived to find the trio tucked up in the garage on what was the best day for months! A hasty plan B was decided upon which saw us travel further west onto Anglesey. At a high school not far from Holyhead, we encountered no less than fifteen buses waiting for a 3.30 departure, amongst these were atleast five ex West Midland Metrobuses belonging to Good Sir Coaches. It's a sad reflection on society that one now feels uncomfortable taking pictures within the vicinity of such a place!
The 'pebbledashed' houses are a characteristic of the area, infact, I can't remember ever having come across a greater concentration anywhere else within the UK.
Westmont IL / Downtown
Cruisin’ Nights & Street Fair
I count at least three, but I know that there are more.
1954 Packard
Poorly Poured Porous Concrete Wall
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I dug out all my old cameras for this photo. At left on the tripod is a Nikon FM 35mm film camera. I am holding a Nikon D7000 in one hand and an iPhone 12 in the other. On the right hand tripod is a Nikon Coolpix 8400, my first digital camera. And of course this particular portrait is being taken by my current camera, a Nikon D7200.
The three cameras I owned prior to this lot, I ended up selling or trading in. All were film cameras. They were an Asahi Pentax 35mm, a Mamiya 645 2¼ medium format and a Nikon F3 35mm. In many ways, the Mamiya was my favourite because of its medium format but also because I could get a left handed pistol grip to activate the shutter. As anyone who is left handed knows, cameras are not user friendly to us lefties at all.
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