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Classic Manual Camera Weekend for March 10


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My contribution is from three different cameras. I have already posted fro.m some of these rolls . I inherited a Minolta X300 and an Olympus OM10 along with a Tokina 80-200 zoom in Nikon mount. Both SLRS came alicve after a little bit of fumbling and new batteries. I also shot a roll on the Werra III and the Ihagee Exa 1a w/35mm Flektogon. My first submission is from the Minolta X300 with a Super Albinar 28-80mm. The second is from the Werra W/Teessar and the the last is the Exa 1a. The Werra and Exa rolls were souped in Tanol Speed 200 and the the X300 roll was in Rodinal,.. I think?
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A week of grey and dismal weather has prevented much in the way of photography, and the weekend doesn't look to promising, either. Here are three images from last weekend, and I'll try to post some more if the clouds break and the sun reappears. These were taken on a Nikon FE with a Tamron Adaptall II 35-70mm f/3.5 CF Macro (17a), the film being Ilford FP4 Plus developed in PMK Pyro.

 

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Butchery

 

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Morning at the Yard

 

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Seeing Double

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Hello everyone. One super plus to being a "retired" senior with an unlimited bus pass in the wallet is taking "scouting" trips around Honolulu & ajoining areas armed with a CMC. During a resent spat of doctor appointments in Honolulu, I was able to spend several hours in a cemetery that served the Roman Catholics of Honolulu for close to a century from 1830 thru the 1920's. I am a history buff and now with the Internet, can do some research of the people, and their times, that the camera captures. Here are several, all done with the Fed-2 / Jupiter-8 combo, UFX400 & PyrocatHD. V600 scans. Aloha, Bill2043640397_2k17-024-014ces5.jpg.0e7d5b60ae377c6d2eee3aaaaf0bd38b.jpg
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One notices quickly the ages on the stones and when looking into the person's life, only a quick register of birth & death, with perhaps a cenus notation. I was able to trace a 20 year history of one family in the above picture, grim by todays health standards.
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