European Wagons
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camera: Ricoh FF-3 - (1982)
lens: Rikenon 35mm - 5 element
film: "Kono" BW 35mm. ISO 400.
Monolit Ukrainian type cine film.
I have a dozen or so cheap old cameras and was always searching for that magic combination between camera and film.
this sure is a sweet match-up.
Along the San Juan Skyway in Colorado we found an old farm with a wagon in front of it.
Camera: Konica Minolta Z3
Aperture: f/4.5
Focal length: 25.1 mm
Shutter speed: 1/200
ISO: 50
Another in the series.
I'm having computer problems at the moment and might be without one for a few days very soon.
If you would like to sleep in a covered wagon here is your chance. www.thevineyardsrvpark.com/
We are back home. We decided to cut short our stay in Fredericksburg. I feel like we needed to be home until this virus is over. Be safe everyone.
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Edith Willis Linn Forbes
The hazel tips that yellow in the light
Along the border of the moss-grown wall
Like gleaming threads of gold; the echoed call
Of quail amid the rustling foliage bright;
The sense of something lost, of past delight;
These all are thine, O saddening Autumn! All
That might have been or was, of great or small,
Of grave or gay, presses upon the sight.
The soul grows grave although it counts its gain--
The gleanings of the summer of the heart--
It is the summer we regret in vain,
Which we have spent in toil. Deceitful art!
That makes a glorious present seem but pain,
While in the search for what must not depart. >
Abandoned wagon west of Hawker, South Australia under the Milky Way, LMC and SMC. Exposure blend with a light painted foreground. Sigma lens, blended in Photoshop, processed in Lightroom.
An oldie I don't think i ever posted..I have lots of blue jays who compete with the squirrel for peanuts..
This interesting wagon wheel gatepost was observed at the entrance to an abandoned farm in southern Saskatchewan, close to Canada's Grasslands National Park.
Perhaps these wagons were sidelined after trucks came on the scene. During the height of it's gold and silver production in 1880, the population of Bodie was estimated at 10,000. In the early days, everything to support the growth of the town was brought in via wagons like this.
Happy Bench Monday!