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Powerful currents create deep whirlpools as the ocean rushes in and out during tidal change in Cobscook Bay at Mahars Point, Pembroke Maine
This is a 50mm 1.4 lens that i reversed by holding it in my hand and focusing by moving the camera.
The effect is that you get really close to your subject and get really nice blurry background :)
Exif: 1/640, f 1.4, Iso 100
This is weird The Riddler colors are backwards or reversed? He wear a green leotard and green tights with purple gloves. In the cartoon he is wearing purple leotard/tights and green gloves?
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The New Adventures of Batman is an animated series produced by Filmation in 1977 featuring the DC Comics superheroes Batman and Robin, and Batgirl. The current distributor is Warner Bros. Television due to parent company Warner Bros's ownership of DC Comics, which publishes the Batman titles. It is a continuation of the 1960's Batman TV series which had been cancelled eight years earlier.
The reverse side of the Radeberger beer mat, with an old engraving of Dresden and the Elbe River. The Frauenkirche is at far left, so it must be around 1740 or later. I first drank Radeberger on a train from Leipzig to Berlin.
The Radeberger brewery was founded in 1872 in Radeberg, a town about 20 km (12 miles) northeast of Dresden. The beer found favor with German Chancellor Otto von Bismark and with Kings of Sachsen (Saxony). The text says that Radeberger was official beer supplier to Friedrich August III, the last King of Sachsen (Saxony). Like other German Kings and sovereign princes, he was forced to abdicate in November 1918, at the end of World War I.
Clicked at Anjaneri near Nasik. The wind speeds are so high that a big reverse drift is always prominent in monsoons.
This resulted in very fine droplets and it was an incredible experience standing at the edge of that cliff.
Written on reverse:
This famous wine-growing district is in the department of Marne in north-eastern France; the territory where we stand was seven centuries ago not a part of France at all but a separate principality called Champagne. The land gave its name to wines produced here. Almost all the ground before us at the east is covered with vines, all trained on poles. Raising the same crop year after year naturally necessitates artificial treatment of the soil to prevent exhaustion; these workmen are putting on a fertilizer.
Between four and five million acres of French land are utilized in nearly this same way for vineyards. As we can readily see, the vines are not encouraged to run much to stem and foliage; those before us now will be stripped in two or three weeks. After pressing, the wine will stand until December, then be racked-off and fined with isinglass. Three months later it will be bottled and corked and set in racks, corks down, so that all sediment may be deposited at that end. Later still, the sediment is drawn off, brandy and sugar are added to the clear liquour and the bottles are re-corked, always with considerable loss by breakage. The better the wine the more bottles get broken.
Rheims is a chief centre of the wine trade in this part of France. U.S. Consular reports show that in a period of three months champagne has been exported from here to the United States alone, to the amount of $2,263,424 or over $24,000 a day! The total wine production of the country is considerably more than a billion gallons yearly.
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I found an address stamped on the reverse side of one of the prints:
Professor Fritz Stetefeld
Freiburg – Kaiserstr. 66
And below, handwritten in pencil:
Italienfahrt 9/25
(road trip to Italy – September 1925)
Here's some additional information on one Friedrich Stetefeld from Freiburg. Born on May 27, 1889, he was 36 years old at the time of the journey, and most probably one of the men in the photos.
A second engine is added to our train in order to give extra pulling power on the journey further into the Rocky Mountains.
There's some obscure handwriting on the reverse side of this vintage photograph. It appears to be in an East Asian hand – possibly Thai script. Note that two German words – Cousin and Lasch – are written in Latin letters.
Dumfries. 26th August 2014. Taken on FED 50 with Ilford XP2 shot at box speed and Lab C41 processed and scanned
This Dragon Fly was so co operative with me that, it stood undisturbed though I was so close to it....
Nikon D40 and kit lens + hand reversed Olympus Digital 14-40mm. Poor mans macro ftw.
Natural vignetting.
Germantown, Maryland
This is a 50mm f/1.8 mounted backwards on my 70-200mm f2.8L ii with 77mm to 67 step down ring to a 67mm to 52mm reversing ring. This allows me take extreme closeups. At a 5:1 ratio, I think? The problem with this set up is I have to be right on top of the subject to focus. Just a few milimeters. Not quite ideal for a live subject. It would probably become frightened and flee!
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Daddy Long Legs. Taken in my parents yard. 24mm prime reversed on extension tubes. Hinged hot shoe allows the flash to lean out over the lens stack and a DIY snoot with diffusion.
Is this Wrong?
i tried to look up some Flag Etiquette Rules, But couldn't find any that would unambiguously prohibit this...?
The Rule of Thumb that i believe is true,
Is that whether hung horizontally or vertically, The Blue Field & Stars, "The Union", is always placed in the upper left hand corner...?
An attempt at macro photography for cheapskates! Taken on a 400D with the 18-55mm kit lens fitted properly, with the "nifty fifty" Canon 50mm f1.8 mk2 held infront, reversed.
This was just a quick test shot, showing a guitar string and fret. I am currently waiting for my reverse mount ring to arrive, then I shall be attempting more ambitious shots with this lens combination.
Reverse of adjacent postcard 0946
If someone can read what's written here ... Please! My German is not great and for me this handwriting in particular is pretty hard to read.
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Reverse-Lit Channel Letters for Vision Source.
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Sorry for removing the previous one, but discovered some errors;)
He'll be back later, no worries.
Another first try with the sigma 10-20mm.
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