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Went for a walk along the wharf looking at the fishing vessels

 

Nicca III, Nikkor 50mm, Foma 100, PMK Pyro, Viewscan.

 

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Shifted outside to the table and took some shots across the marina.

 

Ricoh 500, Riken 4.5cm, Foma 100, PMK Pyro, Viewscan

 

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I've been there. I really like your interior shots. I didn't have time to go inside.

Back from Vilnius, Lithuania. They like their churches. I had enough kneeling standing, genuflecting a long timre ago too much like an aerobics class. Signet 50 is still the ideal camera for me for traveling. Just plain Kodak 400

Some of those really have "that 60's look". Pretty cool.

 

Some frames from a walkabout with a Kiev-60 TTL loaded with Arista EDU Ultra 200. The lens was a 50mm CZJ Flektogon f/4, and the film was developed in PMK Pyro.

When I saw the rooster made of corrugated steel, I thought this must be from someone in Texas, or maybe one of the guys from Mississippi. Of course, if you told the typical Texan it was Chanticleer he'd probably say it doesn't look like a chandelier. ;)

 

I really like the last three. The simplicity of Trilogy, the design of Veranda, and the texture of Wheel all appeal to me. I love the look of those chairs, although I'm not sure I'd want to sit in one for any length of time. Is that wheel as big as it looks, or are you messing with us?

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I have to agree with wikepedia this time. Does not have to be a wet print IMHO

"A photograph or photo is an image created by light falling on a light-sensitive surface, usually photographic film or an electronic medium such as a CCD or a CMOS chip. Most photographs are created using a camera, which uses a lens to focus the scene's visible wavelengths of light into a reproduction of what the human eye would see. The process and practice of creating photographs is called photography. The word "photograph" was coined in 1839 by Sir John Herschel and is based on the Greek φῶς (phos), meaning "light", and γραφή (graphê), meaning "drawing, writing", together meaning "drawing with light"."

 

The term photo comes from photograph "drawing with light". Does not define the medium.

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davecaz said:

When I saw the rooster made of corrugated steel, I thought this must be from someone in Texas...

 

From my understanding, should this rooster be in Texas it would probably be riddled with bullet holes, by now... I agree, "Chanticleer" was a little pretentious, and initiated Googling and inquiry in certain other circles... I'm pleased you liked the images. The wheel is just an average wagon wheel, in an advanced state of decay. I guess it stands about shoulder height to the average sapien, or knee height to a Texan...

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From my understanding, should this rooster be in Texas it would probably be riddled with bullet holes, by now...

Lol. True

 

I agree, "Chanticleer" was a little pretentious, and initiated Googling and inquiry in certain other circles... I'm pleased you liked the images. The wheel is just an average wagon wheel, in an advanced state of decay. I guess it stands about shoulder height to the average sapien, or knee height to a Texan...

I wouldn't say pretentious. More like obscure, at least to Americans. I googled it, too, to make sure I was remembering correctly.

 

That's a big wheel. Over here, that size was used on Prairie Schooners, but they're rare, now. Mostly, we see smaller ones from less majestic wagons.

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I'm trapped inside by a return to Winter so my plans for getting out with an old Agifold have had to be shelved. But, just to keep things rolling along, here are a few from last week's wandering with a Mamiya 645 1000S loaded with Ilford HP5 Plus. The lens was the Mamiya Sekor 55-105mm f/4.5 and the film was developed in PMK Pyro.

 

Wash Day

 

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Sidelight

 

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Afternoon

 

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The Plane Tree in Winter

 

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Wheels

 

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Suburban Oak

 

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Rick, your work with Double-X continues to impress. I miss the days when one could buy Double-X at around 5 cents a foot from "short ends". My first experience was a roll from Freestyle that had been refrigerated from a number of years. After that, I was hooked. I get mine from Film Photography Project now.
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One from last May, Veterans day, Wageningen

Leica IIIc with 5cm f/2.5 Hektor and Double-X

Where do I get one of those time machine filters like you use all the time?......

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