tenmangu81
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Alcala, Tenerife Island, Spain
Hasselblad X1D II
XCD90
Hasselblad X1D II
XCD90
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Fun with MF images 2024
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drunkenspyder
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Sticking with the Armstrong Redwoods.
P1 XT IQ4.150 | Rodie 32
P1 XT IQ4.150 | Rodie 32
stngoldberg
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Daisy
stngoldberg
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Slow day here !
Stanley
Stanley
P. Chong
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An interesting building I had wanted to photograph for a while, but never got round to it. This is the Tuberculosis Control Unit of Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Located at 144 Moulmein Road, the colonial style bungalow has a rather interesting history. The house had once been the home of a Chinese businessman who was the proprietor of a goldsmith shop and was on the board of a local bank. He was also a prominent member of the Hakka community. He passed away in December 1952 as a bankrupt. His death came just two days after the bankruptcy adjudication order was delivered. Attempts were made by the Official Assignee to dispose of it failed and it eventually came into the possession of the hospital. It was a chapel for hospital staff before being the home of the Department for Tuberculosis Control, later known as the Tuberculosis Control Unit.
Fujifilm GFX 50S II with GF 30mm/f5.6 T/S.
Fujifilm GFX 50S II with GF 30mm/f5.6 T/S.
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f6cvalkyrie
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Our Camelias are slowly getting nearer to the end, but some are still going strong ... like this plant, that was the first to bloom and is still looking wonderful ...
A very good year for Camelias !!!
Stay safe,
Rafael
Phase One DF - IQ 140 - Mamiya 120/4 Macro MF A
A very good year for Camelias !!!
Stay safe,
Rafael
Phase One DF - IQ 140 - Mamiya 120/4 Macro MF A
stngoldberg
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Lillys in a red vase
Stanley
Stanley
stngoldberg
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Lilly of the day
Stanley
Stanley
Ed Hurst
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I guess I don't need to tell you where this was taken!
Top of the picture is a multi-image stack over about 90 minutes. That was then combined with some low ISO frames - including to extend the scene at the bottom, so it's a pano of sorts, made easy by the use of a shift lens.
Fuji GFX100S with Laowa 20mm lens
StarTrailsFromFiles_DSF8795-9999And0001-1205_DxO_Step17CropSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
Top of the picture is a multi-image stack over about 90 minutes. That was then combined with some low ISO frames - including to extend the scene at the bottom, so it's a pano of sorts, made easy by the use of a shift lens.
Fuji GFX100S with Laowa 20mm lens
StarTrailsFromFiles_DSF8795-9999And0001-1205_DxO_Step17CropSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
tenmangu81
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After ferries, trains !!
This is in a corner of the so-called "Lyon" railway station, in Paris.
Hasselblad X1D II
XCD 45P
This is in a corner of the so-called "Lyon" railway station, in Paris.
Hasselblad X1D II
XCD 45P
MGrayson
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Aaaaaah! On the right! My very first camera and a briefly owned tripod. Memories of my first disastrous foray into photography. XA -> Fuji SLR -> Yashicamat TLR -> Pentax 67 -> Tachihara 4x5 -> Centruy 8x10 & Majestic Tripod -> nothing for a few decades. Should have stopped at the Yashicamat.
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cunim
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Sure. Absolutely. And my first girl friend taught me everything I needed to know about women. Shoulda stopped there but life doesn't work that way. In fact, I still know nothing about women, but I do understand cameras pretty well. Is that progress?
drunkenspyder
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Third of three from Armstrong Woods.
P1 XT IQ4.150 | Rodie 32
P1 XT IQ4.150 | Rodie 32
darr
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907x 50c + 45p
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This image is of the "Suwannee River,” the title of a timeless tune penned by Stephen Foster in 1851. Here's the kicker: Foster never even laid eyes on the Suwannee River his entire life! Talk about composing a hit from the comfort of your imagination.
Foster and his brother dove into an atlas, looking for the name of a river that would fit the lyrics. They came upon "The Swanee," saying "this little Florida river" that runs down to the Gulf of Mexico would fit the song. However, the Suwannee is no small fry! It begins in the Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia, meandering through North Florida, racking up 246 miles before reaching the Gulf of Mexico.
The image was taken from the Hillman Bridge in Ellaville, Florida (a ghost town); it's a prime example of those robust Pratt metal truss bridges that were popular from the mid-1800s until the end of World War II. And that railroad truss bridge you see spanning the river is the former Pensacola and Georgia Railroad line, now under the CSX banner.
And that little ditty, "Suwannee River," has been Florida's State Song since 1935.
