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As Dawn shows off her skills in a game of “Horse,” Bill seems more than willing to take an “H.” (Photo courtesy of Tyler Murray.)
The lens dismounted from the Minolta. Lens cap taken off the Sony ready to receive it. On the right of the lens barrel is the old Minolta shiny metal mount. On the left of the lens the reversing adapter with the black anodized A-mount has been fitted to the filter ring.
The next photograph (click this link) shows the lens reverse mounted on the Sony.
Original: DSC03074X
Kindly transcribed and translated by Xiphophilos
Geschrieben den 13.11.1917
Mein heißgeliebtes Frauchen u(nd) Töchterchen!
Heute will ich Dir auch wieder (ein) paar Zeilchen schreiben; ich habe schon immer auf Nachricht von Dir, mein Lieb, gewartet. Mir läßt es nun bald keine ruhe mehr. Hoffentlich ist es bei Dir nicht schlimmer geworden, das(s) es blos(s) an der Post liegt. Ich mache mir jetzt solche Gedanken. Wenn ich nur bald wieder was von Dir bekäm', das(s) ich wenigstens weiß, wie es steht. Wenn doch erst mal dieser elende Krieg zu Ende wäre und ich erst wieder gesund und munter wie Gott es will zu euch fahren könnte, dann bräuchte man sich doch keine solche Gedanken zu machen. Liebe Gattin, dieses Bild ist ein Geschütz von uns und hat es durch einen Rohrkrepierer so zugerichtet und {sieht} (sind) 9 Mann dabei umgekommen, da hat man nur bald keine Lust mehr. Liebes Frauchen, ich will nun schließen.
Written 13 November 1917
My dearly beloved little wife and daughter,
Today, I'd like to write a few lines to you again. All the time, I have been waiting for news from you, darling. I can hardly calm down now. I hope things didn't deteriorate with you, that only the mail is to be blamed. I'm worrying so much. If only I'd receive something else from you so that I'd at least know how things are. I only wish this miserable war would finally end and I could safe and sound, God willing, travel to you, then I wouldn't need to worry as much about you.
Dear spouse, this image shows one of our guns. A squib round made this mess of it, and nine men died because of it. Makes you lose all the fun. Dear little wife, I've got to come to an end. I'm still doing well, which I hope of you and our darling as well. With the most cordial regards and kisses and hoping to see you again soon and in full health, I remain your loving husband E...
Many regards to Erna and everyone else.
The reverse of this picture ( www.flickr.com/photos/addie-b/15531915083/in/photostream/ ). I believe the writing on the bottom says "Zur freundl[ichen] Erinnerung an dein Patenkind „Hildegard“! Weihnachten 1918." which roughly translates to "In friendly remembrance of your godchild "Hildegard"! Christmas 1918."
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50mm lens reverse - canon 550d - as its move whole camera to focus - its a bit off but im still trying to find the sweet spot ...
Loves theses shots tho the effect is awesome and cost £4 for a reverse ring on ebay!
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CDV, 1911.
Photographer: Beller Rezső, Budapest
IX. Bakáts tér 3.
(Ráday utca sarok.)
"Fogadd szíves megemlékezésül. Erzsi
1911. XII. 28."
Experimented this evening with reverse lens macro. Im pleased with the outcome considering I dont have the reverse adapter and was hand holding everything. Will try another after I get the adapter. This was done with the ole Nikon. Had to edit out scratches and spots... but this may breath new life into the old camera..
