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flipped around my 50mm lens and held it on the body, strange macro effect.
Canon AE-1
FD 50mm f1.8 S.C (flipped around)
Kodak Portra 400
The crew of Delta Air Lines flight 1114 from Atlanta has the thrust reverses of its MD88 deployed as the craft does its landing roll on runway 28R at John Glenn Columbus International Airport.
#yogapose #Reverseplank #Yogapose #FitnessHealth -The posture able to provides to strengthen your legs and Arms.
The fountains at Epcot are fascinating, especially this upside down waterfall outside of Journey into Imagination. Of all the Disney parks, I think Epcot has the best fountains.
After reversing around the corner out of sight for a little bit, R&N QASD re-emerges with a big cut of open coal hoppers to spot at Reading Anthracite in Girardville for loading. Winter railroading in Anthracite Coal Country at its finest.
Actually it's a break down of my 1:38 scale 6400. But always cool to remind myself how I used to build stuff.
When I were to fill the frame of 24x36mm image with 3mm of ruler, the magnification is 36 divided by 3 which equals a 12x magnification.
Here is what I used to provide enough extension to fill the frame of my Fuji X-Pro1 with a 3mm subject:
1. A Nikon F to Fuji X adapter between the Fuji X-Pro1 body and the Nikon PB-4 bellows.
2. A Nikon BR2 reverse lens adapter between the bellows and the reversed 28mm f/3.5 Nikon lens.
If I wanted to replace my 28mm Nikon lens with my 23mm Fuji X lens, all I would need is an adapter to connect the 62mm filter thread of the Fuji lens to the 52mm filter thread of the BR2 reverse adapter. However, why bother because all shots would be at f/1.4 due to no way to change the electronically controlled f-stop.
Sam woke up that morning, and things felt a bit strange. It was the day after his birthday, and he did expect things to change now that he's turned 6.
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A copy of another customisers work but the print is really nice and the quality of the helmet is good quality also. I'll always say support the customiser but I think this is originally a digitally printed figure so this is at least a good pad printed alternative.
Here's a shameless copy of Christo's Black Reverse Flash figure. The head is printed on light flesh instead of light bley and there's no side of leg print but for 60p it's not too bad.... until I crack and order the real thing from Christo at some point.
This is the same road and barn as the previous post but taken from the other side and emphasizing the road rather than the barn.
Letter on reverse (below) kindly translated in record time by xiphophilos: authored on 14.8.1916 in Goldap (formerly Ostpreußen) and addressed to a Herr Wilhelm Kegel in Berlin. Postage cancelled at Goldap the same day.
Three infantrymen from 7. Ostpreußisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 44 man a trench somewhere in the vicinity of Lake Drisviaty, where as part of the 2. Division, they were tasked with checking the Russian advance.
A number of interesting items to look at in this photo, not the least being the locally made catapult in the foreground. This quite complex apparatus could hurl a small, round Kugelhandgranaten well beyond the distances able to be achieved by an infantryman with a strong arm.
CP 470 rolls south on the UP's Milwaukee Subdivision at the Howard Avenue curve amid a minor snow squall. If only that DM&E SD40-2 was the leader instead of the wedgie.
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On our way back from our day out to Lydney we popped into Taurus Crafts, an arts and crafts visitor centre. I got chatting to the very nice man who runs "The Little Bazaar", an antiques and collectables shop, and he kindly gave me these two old French coins.
The coin to the left is a cupronickel French pre-Second World War 25 centime coin from 1924, the coin to the right is an aluminium French Second World War one franc coin from 1943.
During the Nazi occupation of France (1940-44), the franc was a satellite currency of the German Reichsmark. The exchange rate was 20 francs = 1 RM. The coins were changed, with the words 'Travaille ,Famille, Patrie' (Work, Family, Fatherland) replacing the Republican triad 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternitié' (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity) and the emblem of the Vichy regime added.
This is a little piece of modern history that I was totally unaware of!
"Alas, poor Faker! I knew him well!"
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LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner SP-LRE deploys its thrust reversers as it lands at Warsaw Chopin Airport, Poland