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As I took macro photos, the beads reflected the light in the window slats. These clear glass plates with beads on edge were one of few things I inherited from my grandmother.
All my cherry pie is gone, I am a member of the clean plate club. My mom would be proud! At Cup A Jo
Rolleicord F/3,5
Plate holder
Record Rapid RRS1
Try out how paper can be exposed in the plate holder. It turns out that this old RR paper has a strange edge. As if the paper has been wet. I think it has something.
I rate the paper at 3 asa.
I changed these paper negatives to positive by PS.
I was inspired by Robin flic.kr/p/2iKMqHC - he has a beautiful image of his daughter.
class 5 4-6-0 44871 passes winsford en route from carnforth to southall for railtour duties
note the blue coloured number plate and shed plate for 65j ,( fort william ) found on some scottish based locomotives in BR days
I bought these two plates for $1.75 each. Talk about devaluing art. They probably took hours of labor.
This is a close-up photo of patterns in a glass plate on the shelf at the Frenchies store in Tusket.
We went to the apple fest at a local church. A few people had their dogs there, including this Little plate cleaner. what a cute doggie.
What was I saying about girls and cars? Now we have to throw cats into the mix. Cream of the Crop wants me to point out that, according to Flickr, this is my most interesting photograph.
Lighting was an LED panel from camera left and window light from the right.
Whole plate
Emil Busch 12inch
ISO 5
4 secs f11
ID11 stock by inspection (approx 5 mins)
This plaque on class 20118 was fitted when the loco was based at Thornaby, (now sadly closed) apparently the reason for this plaque is when the loco was based there a group of young people created a nature reserve close by and through that reserve ran a river which was frequented by Kingfishers.I am not sure if this is the original plate but a nice story and a very attractive plaque.