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I passed ..I am happy for that specialy with this years tecnical and hives of obstucals!
Happy Sunday friends!
they stop or I'll shoot ... "Bamm"...
Amazing armory
-pistol mod
-RerBeros helmet mod
Brickforge
-Space Marien armor
At times like this the old TLR comes in handy.
He was getting curious what I was shooting - so I pulled out my old trusty Yashica Mat back after a service. He relax and willingly posed for a portrait. When I was finished he asked me "Can that thing still shoot?" so I replied - "Hell Yeah!!"
The home development went bad for this roll of Ilford Delta 400 - Expired. It was resisting the loading into the developing tank. The film was thick and curling pretty good. I must have tried a good 20 times and end up scratching the roll....as you can see here. A good two hours were the struggle, the film was feeling rather slimy then....before I manage to load it eventually.
YASHICA MAT, Yashinon 80mm F3.5, Ilford Delta 400, F22, 1/500, Home Development, Ilfotec DD-X, 1/4th Dilution, 8mins., Aggitation every minute, Colour Scan Mode, Canonscan 8400F
What's this- me adding additional light!? It just doesn't seem proper.
It was a very, very dark night by the time we had retreated halfway down the building. To get a sense of the room at all, the ever handy Michael did some light painting with my (rapidly overheating) torch. At the sea-facing side of the building we felt safe to create light. At the 'front' side however, we hid in the darkness as we realised we were in full view of a lady looking out of her window. Please don't call the police!, I hoped.
These wide windows were rather oppressive in the standard rooms but here (not sure what this room was) the open space made great use of an entire wall of windows. The landscape stretched out all the way across - it was really interesting.
A tiger and an elephant have been drafted in as part of new security measures at Dungeness Power Station : 0)
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This gecko was crawling on the flower, but sought refuge when I started shooting. When I was about to give up, it popped its head out, feeling secure enough to smile for the paparazzi.
Re-edit of a shot from a while back. I know a lot of people who would like this vision of isolation and security in these troubled times.
a7rii + Enna München Braun Color Ennit SLK 1:2.8/50 (1961; Braun Paxette Super III Automatic; Paxette Prontor mount)
Street photography from the Hayward Gallery at the Southbank Centre in London. Loved the light and shadow on this, especially the framing of the security guard amongst the concrete brutalist structure of this iconic gallery.
A state security officer stands guard outside the government house while watching protesters on the first day of the fall session of parliament. Ulaanbaatar, October 2, 2006
The toughest security gate I have ever seen, bristling with high voltage electricity and these mean spikes, as well as stuff I don't even understand.
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