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Today I broke out one of my film cameras, the Nikon N2020 (Nikon F-501 in Europe), I got this very secondhand along with a few old lens…the one attached at the moment is the 35-70mm F3.3 – 4.5. Released in April 1986 it’s considerable younger than I am…unlike the last
Of course, it’s not…but that’s what I thought of when I was looking at a number of similar images that I had taken of the underside of our frying pan! This is the burnt charcoal type stuff that gets welded onto the pan…especially if you don’t clean it properly. My
It was Debbie’s birthday today and my brother and his family sent her some rather lovely flowers. I popped outside (they are outdoor plants) and quickly photgraphed them, just so I had a few shots in the camera in case I ran out of time later…so here we are 😉
It’s funny the things you end up doing to get a photo everyday. Thirty minutes ago we were putting the bins out having just received delivery of the shopping (thank you Ocado) and I had a rather pitiful shot of 3 small (homemade) biscuits to my name when Debbie mentioned
I’ll admit, this wasn’t the outcome I was looking for, I had some very grandiose ideas how this shot was going to turn out…and this wasn’t even close to the result I was looking for. Not even a twirl or orb could fix this one! I also took some additional
This is my Zeiss Ikon Nettar camera that I used last Saturday. It shoots 12 x 6 x 6 images per roll of 120 film. This particular camera has a Novar Anastigmat 4.5/75 lens and a Pronto shutter and was manufactured between Jul 52 and Feb 59, so is older than
The Rosemary Beetles had all disappeared after some strong winds, but they have reappeared now on the lavender
Blazing sunshine all day – the damselflies were very busy
A second visit to the Phyllis Currie Nature Reserve, specifically for some bug photography. Unfortunately there was a very strong breeze blowing keeping a lot of the flying insects down. I still picked up a few shots including, just as I was leaving, the featured shot of the meadow grasshopper as
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