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Unknown registry Southwest 737-700 on final approach to SAN, San Diego's Lindbergh Field. Taken off the end of the runway by a Nikon D40x with an 18-55mm Nikkor non-VR kit lens. (at 38)
I'm searching for help in identifying this lens.
Very specific is the halfmoon shaped masking of the frontlens.
Is this a lens from i.e. a copier or from a camera ?
The frontlens has a diameter of about 62 mm.
I think it's an triple element lens because i can observ 3 reflections of i.e. a lamp. Glass has a blue haze so is probably coated.
The lensbarrel is about 70mm long and has 1 inner and 1 outer thread.
The outer thread has a diameter from about 80mm.
No identification text but only a small, handwritten, sticker stating "12.7".
The weight is about 740 grams.
This unknown caterpillar was photographed on the east slope of Bidwell Peak in the Warner Mountains of Northeasten California.
Photographer unknown - scanned from a 6.5"x4.25" dry plate glass negative likely taken sometime between 1905 to 1915 - light came from open windows to the right of the subject - most likely a north facing window. To see a photo of the photographer's studio setup click here: importantpics.com/blog/?p=23
My field guide (Hoover) says the predominant limpet of the northwestern islands is the Green-foot `Opihi (Cellana melanostoma), and the limpet on the left here certainly seems to have a green foot, but I'm still not sure. Anyone know what these are? They were between 2-4 cm in diameter, I believe. Observed near Poipu Beach in Poipu, Kauai Co., HI.
i've no idea where i took this which is a shame as the illustrator deserves some serious credit
olympus mju ii
fuji sensia 200
cross processed
Port of Houston Tour aboard the M/V Sam Houston May 25, 2018
HELP-I hope someone viewing this photo can identify the vessel.
Thanks
Another strange pitcher plant. This one has a definite influence from S. purpurea, but I'm not sure whether there is also an influence from S. rubra or S. flava. Again, mature pitchers about three to four inches tall. This plant does have inflorescences about six to eight inches tall. No red present even at the base of the pitcher.