Edwin Barkdoll
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Edwin Barkdoll started following A Forced Stop , Sea and landscape , Fixed Focal Length Friday, April 19, 2024 and 7 others
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I remember using a flash cube. Perhaps on an Argus? I also remember removing the plastic "cube" and the reflective material plastic inside, leaving the bulbs. When I used the modified flash on my camera, all four bulbs fired at once, leaving a singed patch of hair where my bangs used to be. Brilliant idea #1534.
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I had the Minolta Maxxum 7000i, which was a later iteration of the 7000. It was a great camera for its day. It even had a mind of its own. Once while crossing a wet log with the camera out, I slipped, and the camera went into the water briefly. When I recovered it, the LCD displayed, "help me." It recovered uneventfully without my help.
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I agree with @dcstep. The first image is more evocative of "free dancing." I particularly like the multiple arms that seem to grow from the distorted woman in front. My quickie interpretation includes vignetting at the edges and highlighting the foreground figure with multiple arms.
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You may even get sharper images by reverse-mounting the lens on your PB-6. You'll need an F mount to screw adapter (diameter determined by the filter size of your lens). Enjoy macro photography!
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