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Three tulips in Port Orchard, WA. Photographed with a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye with the lens flipped. The film is Ilford Delta 400 developed in Beerenol (Rainier beer).
It was actually an old Asian woman walking behind an old Asian man. She was incredibly stooped. They looked as one in the shadows.
The Nokton 40mm f1.4 does acquit itself very well, fast for its size and very sharp. There are comments on the bokeh, there always are, but I am happy with it is a general walkaround lens. One step back it's a 35mm and one forward it's a 50mm, which goes to show those two lenses are a bit close to keep changing so the compromise is a good choice, works for me. this is the SC version, lovely on B/W film and the slight difference is a help to the dynamic range of the M9 sensor now a little left behind but salvaged by better post processing programs like Capture One here where the shadows and highlights recovered nicely without, i hope, a HDR "look".
Three different Stagecoach companies are caught in this view. Namely Fife, Perth, and Strathtay. At one time Perth was the meeting place of the Alexander empire and vehicles of Fife, Midland and Northern could be seen in the town, but more importantly three different liveries were evident. The rich ayres red of Fife contasted with the golden yellow of Northern and the rich blue of Midland. This is the modern equivalent but sadly they all look the bloody same to me.
Estudiantes de la Universidad Andrés Bello, Campus República en su fiesta de bienvenida en la Playa del Tabo.
Oraganizada por la FERUNAB.
Students from the Andres Bello University at their Beach Party.
Place: El Tabo.
Organized by: FERUNAB
Three Questions
When this female grizzly made serious eye contact with me three questions popped into my mind.
Is it just curiosity?
Is she just warning me to get out of her space?
Is she considering me for dinner?
No matter. The answer to all three was the same. Get back into the car. I had been shooting over the hood of the car and as soon as I got back inside she lost interest and began to browse the nearby vegetation for goodies.
Found some old pictures of our big boys and remembered they'd need more camera time too! I miss photographing them! *__*
These three guys actually form a band, but funnily enough so far we've only managed to buy the most expensive instrument: the drums. If only we didn't have two super active cats I could take pics of Deven with the drums... I'll have to set up a little studio in the bathroom, I guess. :D
But indeed, Deven has his drumset, Tanath is still only dreaming of a bass guitar and Talon has just been to lazy to get himself a guitar yet, dammit. :< Oh, and we need a microphone too!
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Deven is a Dollclans Kien on a Granado body,
Tanath is a Switch Hahwa on a Distant Memory body
and Talon is a Crobidoll Yuri owned by xpLhere.
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I missed the Blues Festival. Sacrilege, I know. More so given that I am a big fan of blues music (I’ve sworn to myself I’ll bring my camera along with me the next time I head to the Kingston Mines). I could hear the festival from where I was shooting south along the lakefront, but it was too late by the time I made it north and I had to leave for home. I did, however, make it to the Taste of Chicago this past weekend to enjoy some food and take a few pictures. As you can see in the image below, there was quite a storm blowing in from the west and I didn’t get too many shots off before the rain scattered the crowd.
The Taste is the authentic Chicago festival. It is loud, it is crowded, it’s expensive, its messy (the garbage “juice” is a thing of legends for those who have worked there), and it features food that can be had in larger portions for less money the rest of the year in comfort. Yet, millions of us flock there every year to bitch about the heat and spend $5 on three chicken wings. It’s magic – can you think of anything more like Chicago? Here’s a link for more information – dates, vendors, schedules, etc…
I bought my wife a camera as a gift a few months ago – she’s been so busy that we’ve rarely had a chance to go do some photography together. Click through to tWp to see Val's pic!
Getting ready for the winter trip to Yosemite this weekend, which led me to take another look at images I took there last year, to see what worked and what didn't.
We parked at El Capitan Bridge, and then walked along the river, and beyond the bend there's this cool vantage point of the Three Brothers. I loved the fact that there was frost on the ground. Too bad there was nothing in the sky, but it's still a beautiful vantage point.
Weather forecasts this weekend call for only a 10% chance of precip on Saturday, but maybe there will be some clouds.
Who cares though? There's never a bad time to be at Yosemite.
Not a great photograph, but an historic one! The Aer Lingus 737 taking off is the newest aircraft in this image - EI-ASL. A Dan-Air Comet and a 1-11 complete the image. Sorry about the quality!
These three hooded statues atop a building on California and Kearny streets in San Francisco are strangely reminiscent of characters from the game Assassins Creed. They are rather sinister looking, almost as if this is the headquarters of a sinister, shadowy empire!
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