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Cool Find the connection........ - 11-19-2009, 10:44 PM


Kitchen and darkroom all in one.

There is a tenuous connection.

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Whatever the Luna pro said
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Holey rock?
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Cool Sticks & Stones - 11-21-2009, 07:57 AM


The stone connection works. We don't often see large format photos shot wide open. I like it.

Staying with similar tones & textures. Switzerland, Labor Day weekend, 1969

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11-23-2009, 12:16 PM


Well, besides those textures, you have lots of windows in that last photo. So here's one that relates to that.
I know it was taken with my Olympus OM1n, but it's from 1979, so I can't tell you what film or lens (but I'm guessing just a 50mm).
The date on it is from when I actually made a print from it, and not when I shot it. I've quit using a watermark with a date on it for that reason, because I'm printing as many old negatives as new ones these days.
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11-23-2009, 03:11 PM


Tom,

Great picture! Did you glue the cat in place? Kidding.

I'm glad we got to windows. I've got a ton of them. First up, St. Mary's Catholic Church in Plantersville. Probably the second time I visited the church, 2007 maybe? Pentax 6x7 and 45mm lens. Fujicolor Reala 100.


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11-23-2009, 03:32 PM


Wayne, I agree... finally a topic I have a selection to choose from... I'll add something when I get off this call. Tom, you sure do have quite a collection of cameras!

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Tom, you sure do have quite a collection of cameras!
I remember that trip because my OM1n was brand new then. I recently sold it at 30 years old to Stovall, so he's got it now.

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Eyes, the window to the soul.

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I remember that trip because my OM1n was brand new then. I recently sold it at 30 years old to Stovall, so he's got it now.
My son now has my original OM1 (1975) which we had CLA'ed about 5 years ago for him to use... I have the more recent OM2... he also has all the good lenses...

Continuing with the windows theme...

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Sorry, I just found this thread, so I'm still stuck on the original photo and am not quite caught up with the stream of consciousness ...

Let me go back to the rope:
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11-23-2009, 07:39 PM


I'm glad you found us David! rope & windows. Fits well enough for me.

Next up; one of my all time favorite photos. I waited for several minutes while the grasshopper crawled up the wet window. By the time I advanced the film for another photo, the grasshopper was gone.

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Interesting relationship between the last two photos. Those lines on the window really kinda look like the rope. Nice.

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I don't do EXIF.
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Cool Two for 1 - 11-23-2009, 10:26 PM


Kevin, I like it. A lot.

Window fragments. Zedler's Mills. In the rain.

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Kevin, I like it. A lot.
Thanks, 1/2 credit to Wes for the crop.

Its from the Lulling trip.

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