Nikon Wednesday 2016: #49

<p>Not so much delights on my menu this week, though I am/was delighted that I finally found some time last weekend to let one of my Nikons out to play. It had been too long for sure.</p><div></div>

<p>Santa at the 2016 Baltimore Christmas Parade preforming “other duties as assigned”…</p><div></div>

<p>2016 Baltimore’s Best “Hon” with entourage …</p><div></div>

<p>Grabbing the perfect selfie at the parade…</p><div></div>

Wow! I think this is one of the overall best Nikon

Wednesdays I've seen. And I won't lower the

standard with a contribution of my own. Besides

I've only been using my phone camera lately, to

document seemingly endless DIY projects on my

house.

 

Nice work everyone!

<p>I was playing with my old toys in a different way thanks to a D7100, Sigma 85mm f1.4, a white flanelette blanket and some lights.</p><div></div>

<p>Royal Mail kept a clean truck inside...but the pedals are labelled B & S....wonder what that means?</p>

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<p>Oh, maybe this is the answer. Royal Mail Canada was delivered via Japan in the 50's (yup, I'm that old and so is this truck).</p><div></div>

<p>A cool place to visit The Samsung building in NYC.</p><div></div>

<p>The Film Photography Project is selling some film that they call FPP EDU bw 200 (35 mm in 100 foot rolls). They say that it is surveillance film made by Foma. Here is a sample, metered at 200 and developed in Diafine. This is a scan of a 5x7" print.</p><div></div>

<p>Ronald: Interesting - I was blissfully unaware of that place. Ironically, you're not allowed to go around taking photos inside most Samsung sites for security reasons. :-) (My own office is relatively boring brickwork; I have a pretty shot of it with a rainbow over it, but not taken with a Nikon...)</p>

<p><img src="/photo/18316075" alt="" />Mine is a Pre-Fall trail in <a href="http://www.centrenature.qc.ca/index.html">Mountain Saint Hilaire</a> taken early October 2016.</p><div></div>

<p>For 1979, Bahamas</p><div></div>

<p>Cloudy and cold all week. Here's a shot I did to remember how the light I was fixing was wired. </p><div></div>