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"'Hold tight to that tiller, Mr. Packard, those roads look slippery.' W. D. Packard, who with his brother, James Ward Packard, founded the first Packard business, drives by the brothers' Warren, Ohio factory in a 1900 model."- Photo verso. Date of original photograph circa 1900.
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World War II original Kodak 35 Rangefinder … This is my first roll from a Kodak 35mm RF from 1945. Rangefinder is a bit off, I think, but I was trying to see both how well the RF and the lens itself were doing. Mechanically everything else seemed to work fine. I did one double exposure because Kodak said I can’t with this camera, but it looks like I can… I shot a couple with a Kodak Series VI blue (very light blue) filter. Don’t know which ones lol. DOF is a bit off and who knows where infinity is? It isn’t at the end of the rainbow or the end of my focus wheel. These are fun and I love the nostaligic look… wonderful self portrait. Kodak 2238 shot at ISO 25 ( Sunny 16) and developed for 13 minutes in H&W Control 1:15 dilution. Agitated 1st 30 seconds and then 6 seconds every minute. Water stop and rinse 3 minutes, fixed in Ilford Hypam 1:4 for 3 minutes. 5 min final rinse.
B&W working of an earlier image for the theme at Comp Corner...
Good job it's not in smelly-vision, this tunnel stinks as much as it ever did, the heady aroma of urine and bleach- lovely
W il pelo libero... pobino tutti
Direttamente da Mongo ci arriva questa foto scattata a Selargius nei pressi di piazza Si' e Boi
The Hendley Building is the oldest remaining commercial building in Galveston. Constructed in 1860, the Greek Revival-style building is actually four, attached brick buildings located in the Strand National Historic Landmark District.
Brenda Fassie RIP from South Africa at The Stratford Rex London Naughty School Girl Outfit B&W Dec 21 2001
A collection of stage instrumentation at the Flying 'W' ranch; a cowboy dinner theater. Always a great show and entertainment every time I visit Colorado springs. This shot was heavily edited to remove modern materials such as wires and microphone stands, Aside form the guitar looking rather new, I enjoy that the scene looks like it could have existed in 1800's.
A Wisconsin & Southern trio switches a job at the intermodal facility Clairville Road~ Nekime, WI.
April 26,2002
Canon EOS Rebel
Canon 28~200mm lens
Fujifilm 400X