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Vulture over Casco Bay, Maine
This image is made up of two Kodachrome 64 slides. They were physically removed from their mounts and sandwiched together into one mount... and then scanned years later.
The vulture was shot over the Everglades and that Island is Brother's Island, Gulf of Maine
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henry albert wrote:
Paul Newman in the Nissan 300ZX 2x2 at the Brainerd International Raceway Trans Am, 1986. He's lifting and braking from around 170mph to about 150mph for the long and intimidating Turn 2. T2 was known among some drivers back then as the Rectal Pucker Capital of Minnesota. My old Datsun could touch 130 mph there, but I did take a Formula Atlantic Ralt through it at 150mph and then I knew why it got it's name.
Kodak Kodachrome 25, F2 and 180mm. Restored from a near terminal mold attack.
Nice job with the panning and restoration! Are you sure that was 1986? Canon released the EOS line in 1987...
Here's one of Damon Hill in 1995 while he was giving an interview at one of the race weekends that summer. Canon EOS-1 or 1N with 70-200/2.8 and looks like a touch of fill flash. Don't recall the film at the moment, but possibly Ilford Delta 100.
If you don't know about woot, it started off independently and offering a few items till they sold out, using snarky descriptions. They got really successful, and Amazon bought them out.
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I have my Nikon Z7ii & Tamron Z 90mm Macro set up copying my old redwoods NP images and every once in awhile I want to double check that my technique and setup is getting the most it can. So I grab some Ektachrome slides that were better kept and still in great condition to double check things. Also that I know were tripod based and mostly infinity focused. I ran them through my usual procedures, but the sawmill image I also made some Pure Raw 6.5 adjustments that I liked and can apply to any of my NEF scans if I wish.
These images taken with Nikon F and 50mm f1.4 lens
Mt Lassen and Devastated Area
Pepperwood, CA from Hwy 101 after 1964 Christmas flood
Pacific Lumber Co, 1965, probably one of the largest sawmills in the US
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In the early 60's, hiking was a year round "occupation" with studies secondary
One mid winter fair spell in Feb 1964 had my best buddy and I on a ridge top overlooking the Canyon Creek watershed of the Trinity Alps Wilderness. He had some branch strapped to his belt he wanted to examine later.
Things have changed there since...