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Camera: Minolta XD7
Lens: Minolta MD 1:1.4/50mm
Film: Jessops Diamond 2 400 asa (expired)
Scan: Vuescan + Epson Perfection V330 Edit: Snapseed
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Havana, Cuba
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"The precision of naming takes away from the uniqueness of seeing." - Pierre Bonnard
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I've posted two photos previously of this display at the Rideau centre.
This is the birds eye view of the display; and my last shot of it.
For once I wish I had less light; I feel it would have been a lot more detailed and dramatic if the light hadn't been so bright, but what can you do? The mall won't cut the lights because I'm walking around with a camera, (I asked) so I just had to make do.
Anyway; hope everyone has had a good day.
Click "L" for a larger view.
Also the same crocusereseses that have been seen before 'round this way.
If this is the last thing I post in MMX, then toodle-pips and may you all have a good MMXI. If it's not, then forget I said anything. Ever.
One of two Little Owl fledgelings that frequents close to home in Lavenham. Wonderful to observe they are very vocal birds, particularly at this age when they make repeated hissing sounds calling on the adults for food.
Sometimes there's one angle you have to share.
Another from the cold trip into the Dales with Justin.
Thanks for looking.
Poznan, Poland
Bath house, pigeon style. This little white dove was so happy about the puddle the rain left that he wouldn't move for anything! He may have been grey when he started...:)