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Pulling a Stricken Volvo after it lost traction on a very steep little lane after the PRATNAV sent it the Wrong way.....Driver Error was to blame too
This was a fun experiment where I took the lens off my Medium Format Bronica etrs, and put in front on my Canon DSLR 400D body without lens. I lined it up a few inches behind until it hit the focus spot. I didn't even mind all the light leaking in :) I was surprised the 400d could fire without a lens. The exif has some interesting figures about aperture and shutter.
I wonder if I could make a homemade lens adapter.
The old spotmatic made a nice subject piece as always...
100 Days! It's been awesome! I had great plans for today's pic but ran short on time.
Hope everyone is enjoying this project as much as I am...hooray to 100 days!!
ps. I fail at hand painting!
I bought the Olympus EE-3 PEN for fun. Nice mini-retro looks, but a selenium meter, fixed focus and half-frame? That can't bring good pictures right? WRONG. It works brilliantly.
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I guess if you drive a big truck there is no wrong way! This #shiplap ain't gonna deliver itself!
another below:
I am disappointed that I did not take my time with these shots. I barely paused while walking by, I felt a little off I guess. I was in a dress and I could not kneel down to get the shots I wanted here in Pioneer square so I felt limited. Just an excuse for cutting off the guys head.
The Rush of Green. One Hyde Park, Knightsbridge, London. Sculpture by Sir Jacob Epstein, 1969, also known as the Edinburgh Gate sculpture. It depicts the god Pan luring a family and their dog into the great outdoors.
"Here, Epstein shows off his prowess with bronze, in this slightly disturbing sculpture close to Knightsbridge. The arrested motion captured in the group reminds us of another London sculptor, Enzo Plazzotta. The energy of the piece is incredible, especially give that Epstein was still honing it on the day he died, aged 79. (The bronze was posthumously cast).
A group of lanky-limbed individuals and their dog bound towards Hyde Park. The diabolic character chivvying them along is Greek God Pan, playing a tune on his eponymous pipes. It is, at first, hard to think of a more inappropriate setting, hidden away near a virtually disused access road. But you look what’s behind them, and you think of the beautiful green park before them, and their emotional dash makes perfect sense."
London. 2012
Took this photo on my last night in Miami Florida, just hanging out on the beach at night with friends. Not what I intended to do when I took the shot, but it came out looking cool!
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File name: 08_06_020374
Title: Wrong Way Corrigan
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1938
Physical description: 1 negative : film, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Film negatives
Subject: Celebrity touring; Crowds; Corrigan, Douglas, 1907-1995
Notes: Title and date from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright Leslie Jones.
Preferred credit: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.
Not prepared for the overabundance of engines, I attempt to squeeze in the six units that make up this westbound on CP in Oconomowoc with my zoom lens already attached. Leaders are NS 9568-8461-9171-7503 CP 9766-9157. I was most surprised to see 9157 out on the rails. Those CP 9100's have great sounding horns....always reminded me of what the Soo SD60's sounded like when new.