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A bit of a summer project.
Taking two redundant Hornby Mk IIa BFK vehicles and splicing them together a reasonable representation of a corridor first can be made. This can then be used as the basis for Test Car 6.
Rosewoodcarpentry - Test blog
Proficient at the following tasks: stain-grade trim work, hang doors, drill and set door hardware, set windows, layout for stairs and common rafters, read blueprints, utilize appropriate math skills.
Mathematical skills and analytical skills necessary to do material estimates.
Furniture is the mass noun for the movable objects intended to support various human activities such as seating and sleeping. Furniture is also used to hold objects at a convenient height for work (as horizontal surfaces above the ground), or to store things.
Rosewood Carpentry provides premium carpentry services at low costs
British Aircraft Corporation TSR 2 and Saunders-Roe SR53 in the Test Flight hall at the Royal Air Force Museum, RAF Cosford.
Yashica IC Lynx 14E with 45mm f/1.4 lens. Legacy pro 100 (Acros)
Developer Prem. pwdr stk
Playing with a rangefinder
Dry plate Gevapan glass plate expired film test.
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Maximar
Film: Gevapan 30 9x12 glass
Developer: Kodak hc-110 1+100 30 minutes
Collaboration with DAISIE BEE, credit to her really.
Original packaging copyright Kellog's, obviously.
Also take no credit for the image of the Test Icicles.
First test with Leica C3 zoom camera. It is a very beautiful camera, solid built, quiet to use.
Lens is quite sharp.
Test roll from my Voigtlander Bessa R2, using Ilford XP2 400 Super and both a Color-Skopar 35mm f/2.5 PII and Nokton 50mm f/1.5 - This image was taken at 1/15 @ f/2.5, No camera shake!
CLass 73/2 73201 "Broadlands" in BR Blue leads 1Q38, a Grove Park to Grove Park via Reading and Portsmouth Network Rail Test Train, between Earley and Reading. 73107 is on the rear.
Jason testing some fireworks out, preparing for his 4th of July party fireworks extravaganza.
For you locals, if you haven't seen his fireworks show and would like to come to the party, message me and I will get you directions and more info!
Strobist: Flashlight in my right hand painting Jason, 5 second exposure
OK, so I'm a terrible person. I received my crane in early April. I still haven't submitted my photo to the project. This is not it, I just needed a nice test subject for my first attempt at using a light tent. This weekend I built the quickest, crappiest light tent ever. I used the skeleton of a box from a fancy trashcan we got as a wedding present and covered the sides with wax paper. Here is the result. I had to adjust levels and use a little selective coloring to get it white. I was using a lamp for the light source, which rendered the scene yellowy. I can't wait to get a job. My lust for lenses and other camera related things has been growing for the past year. Plus, we need food.
Sorry, Liz. I'll get to work with my crane.
these little mirrorless cameras have some fantastic features in built that processing can be non existent.....I'm loving my Sony A6000 with fully manual Nikon lenses....:-)
Watch the video: Behind the scenes at America's Test Kitchen
spicesoflife.com/2007/07/13/behind-the-scenes-of-america’s-test-kitchen/
No, not Gemma stripping, but a medium format test strip for a silly print we did of her from our first messabout on HP5 120 film with our Yashica MAT124 camera.
I can't remember which one we decided on. We have since chosen one of the exposures and Gemma now has it stuck on her door. However - I think this test strip looks pretty neat. (Still trying to get her to agree.)
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