Pseudo-regular Seattle Pinhole Meetup

Seattle Camera Obscura Photography EnthusiastS

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terraPin 6X9 3Dprinted pinhole camera, Velvia 50, various exosures

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on the circuit of Hindscarth and Robinson

I got to the finals in Cloudy Nights Imaging contest with this one , one of my favorites. Celestron CG-5 mount and the scope is a C6S.

Rehearsal, HBS Studios Paris

6 October 2006

My lovely mare :-)

Read my blog post on this image here: eaustinphoto.blogspot.com/2014/01/theres-another-world-in...

I think random photo shoots are my favourite. :)

Emily (our hostess), is carefully studying gifts around the circle before deciding which card to play.

Finished. Looks way better IRL.

My brother Alex looking through the red dot scope of his Steyr Aug Carbine Config Airsoft

Iretha

ddtmpsc20

Right on target Sir!

Galeria Pabellon 4

hot

this is NOT an L85

Dec 1, 2019

Art Direction and Design by Will Burtin

I've learned that it's very important to learn the type of bugs in the area before you fish.

Örjan Marthinsson from Kustbevakningen, at the Initial planning conference, Skagerrak Oilspill Chemical Exercise SCOPE. Horten, 9. - 10. februar 2017. Exercise will be conducted september 2017.

FORT MCCLELLAN, Ala., August 24, 1955 - Looking like men from Mars, these Georgia National Guardsmen of Montezuma's Company B 121st Infantry Regiment shoulder their newest weapon - the Sniper-scope. On two-weeks annual maneuvers here, the Guardsmen have recently received these night-firing carbines which are equipped with infrared spotlights which allows them to fire their weapons at night without visible light. The Guardsmen are, left to right: Lt. Lawrence Collier, Staff Sgt. J. B. Peavy, Staff Sgt. C. W. Priehs, 1st Sgt. Marvin Mygrant and Sgt. 1st Class Albert Woodruff.

Photo Courtesy of Georgia Guard Historical Archives

EASTMAN 5205/250D

Karl on the way to the car. In the background Lechbruck church. / Karl auf dem Rueckweg zum Auto. Im Hintergrund die Kirche von Lechbruck.

Spotting scope

The fine RA adjustment screw on finder/guider refractor works great, declination adjustment needs a thumb screw(ok for now). Screw added, see www.flickr.com/photos/edhiker/3886047776

Needs dark sky for a real test.

alli's hott ass

Galeria Pabellon 4

The first time I tried to crimp a Reynolds 953 chainstay, it shattered with a glassy ring before deforming the tube at all, leaving a jagged crack. I annealed it and tried again with success- should have known.

I still felt brave when I annealed and crimped the new tube Reynolds sent from England (they sent me another free of charge!). Did you know that those tubes are made to order? and expensive?

And thanks to Mike Dalby for the microscope- It has indeed been useful.