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I shot these interchangeably with the Nikon FE and the Pentax. I used both 50mm and 28mm lenses. I also used both Tri-X 400 and TMax 3200 film. Perhaps I'll revisit these and sort out specific details for each shot...
Thirteen photographs in one day. I wanted to both upload this series serially and in its entirety. In the end, I think it works best taken in all at once.
Two weeks ago I accompanied Dexter and Ashley one evening when they went off to dance. As they were warming up I saw an opportunity to take some very nice photographs (in my opinion) so I ran across campus and grabbed my cameras to shoot these. As far as I know, Dexter coreographed this "for fun," but it looked great and was exciting to simultaneously shoot the dance and watch it improve with each runthrough.
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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And the award for most pointless sign ever goes to... one who's existence is to state it's temporary pointlessness.
Not the best quality since I was using a point and shoot. I went out just to get cool cloud pictures and the funnel just developed while I was out. As you can see it retreated back up into the cloud but apparently it did touch down just a mile or so from here.
I decided to go back inside when the storm siren sounded and the rain picked up again.
FEMA rented this cruise ship as temporary housing for thousands of people who loss their homes to Katrina. It is docked near Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
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Jordie in his temp. cage [Paisley's crate]. I made sure to give him a bunch of toys and cool perches. I also gave him some cooked food sprinkled with AviBios and some Baytril in his water since he seems a might sluggish. This is only temporary until I can get him into my vet as soon as I can. C:
March 7th - April 19th
photographed by: B. Jones
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