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c2c 'Electrostar' Class 357 357312 pulls into Upminster while working 2D07, the 0555 Southend Central to London Fenchurch Street
February week 2 drawing. - Colored.
More marker practice.
Apologies for the drawing spam. I promise to take/post some dolly photos tomorrow or later in the week. ^__^;
Starting the engines on a bitterly cold January morning, 47145 73204 and 73205 get warmed up in the west yard at Tonbridge, 27 January 2005
This is from an abandoned six unit apt building near me in West Rogers Park, Chicago. You always hear that fire destroys everything and this bedroom is proof. The whole building is being rehabbed due to fire and smoke damage.
WZFO Start
Fotopan NB04 200 at 25, expired in 1982
Something went wrong and the film curled up improperly, I got only 6 of 12 frames. I'm guessing that the film has detached from the backing paper.
Develpoed in Divided D23 7+4min at 22C
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this still needs to be quilted and i have to work on something for the other side of the pouch. i hope my partner likes wonky rainbow patchwork! :)
With the cold and dreary weather we've had lately, I started looking at some images from the summer. Noticed I hadn't processed this one just yet.
A Start that lead to a dead end. This is a camera made to compete with Prakticas and Exaktas at the time. It might look like a Zenit, but is not one, far from it. It wheighs a ton, the chromes are bright and well machined. It has all slow speeds and even a top shutter speed of 1/1000th, something that the Zenit never had. The shutter button is located à la Praktica/Exakta way with a huge prong. The lens has a bayonet mount, not screwthread. The prism is interchangeable and the viewfinder image reasonably bright. A very welcome surprise to my limited knowledge of FSU cameras.
After a brief stop at Righter siding, the last ever NS 256 starts its dig into the mainline once again as it flies through Wyckles just outside of Decatur. Sporting the NKP Heritage Unit, this seemingly celebratory train brought out a small crowd to the crossing at Wyckles Road as the train made its run to Detroit.
This red deer stag was bellowing well before sunrise. When I first heard him, it was too dark to actually see him. I had to lie down to get his silhouette above the skyline.
Fisheye view of the starting grid where the mechanics are busy preparing the cars for the race.
SONY NEX-6 + Samyang 8mm; 1/2000 sec; f/5.6; ISO 400; Single exposure.
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Originally I started my photography with capturing insects.
Partly for financial reasons (I couldn't afford a big lens), but mostly because this microcosmos is so highly fascinating.
Past winter I finally saved enough money for a 300mm and a whole new world of bigger animals opened up for me.
I enjoyed this new world so much that I almost forgot about my former passion.
Almost.....since I will never stop loving these tiny crawling creatures. So as a tribute to my 'older friends' I decided to neglect all the enthusiastically whistling birds for one time and give all my attention to this couple of mating dragonflies.
Oh, Barbie. Not the livestock.
CWD Assignment 2. Visual Joke or Pun. So many of us play with this each week. Make us laugh with your image. Tag with cwd152.
Mono version of a previous post and think I like it more for some reason - I think perhaps the lighting is what does it for me
During tests as part of the on-going restoration of the sole remaining Prototype HSDT power car 41001 by the 125 Group under the name of Project Miller, 41001 gives a display whilst the engine block warms up.
:)
Explored 17/09/12!!
Related (in the Power of Positive Relationships group): the place to start
Connected (in the Connect group): waiting for a metro train.
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Tenuous Link: journey planning
We'll probably win worst parent award for this, but what can you do? If he wants it, we can't really deny him. We're hoping its just a phase.
I'm kidding -- of course! -- its a fake cigarette (a prop that I have). It looks so odd and out of place to see a 6 year old with a cigarette in his mouth (especially with that face of mischief). As he gets older though, we'll have to face some of his decisions, which hopefully will never be smoking.
Yeah, even with it being fake, I'm still are going to hell for this one ;-)
My backyard isn't the greatest location for sunrise shots, but this one was very nice. I had to edit out the streetlight but I like the sky colour..
Manufactured by Karl Pouva AG in Freital, near Dresden, Saxony, former East Germany
Model: Second model, produced between c.1956-59
All Pouva Start produced between 1952-73
Medium format film viewfinder like Box camera; film: 120 roll, picture size: 6x6cm
Lens: Duplar f/8, (2 elements in 2 groups), plastic, collapsable screw tube, no name on the lens
Aperture: cloudy f/8 and sunny f/16; setting: by a lever on front of the lens
Focusing: fixed focus
Shutter: simple spring rotary shutter, one speed 1/30 +B ; setting: by a lever on front of the lens, B and M (instant)
Cocking and Shutter release: by the same knob, press and release; on the top plate
Cable release socket: beside the shutter release, w/ safety lock lever
Viewfinder: reverse telescopic finder
Winding knob: on the top plate
Flash PC socket: none
Self-timer: none
Back cover: remowable, w/red window; opens by a lever beside the winding knob
Tripod socket: ¼”
Strap lugs : none
Body: Bakelite; Weight: 221g
serial no. none
The second model was offered also with yellow lens front, viewfinder and rewind knob and there are some cosmetic variations (also called model 3 and 4) . The first model has only a sports frame finder.
With a moderate price of only 16.50 Mark (east), it was affordable for the young people. Thus it became a typical beginner's camera in East Germany. Estimated 1.7 million Start were sold.
More info: in Lomography com, in Camerapedia, Karl Pouva in Camerapedia, in Photo Even, in Pouva net