Morten, excellent series and colors. Very cool door handles.
Ray, great photos ffom the aircraft window. I have several somewhere but took them with the 16/3.5.
General Archives of the Indies, Sevilla:
The building dates to the 16th century, in 1784 was coveted to house the archives from the Age of Exploration. The building contains 80 million pages of documents dating to the first Conquistadores.
Nine kilometers of shelving:
Had to be patient taking these waiting for the brief moments when the coast was clear.
Morten, excellent series and colors. Very cool door handles.
Ray, great photos ffom the aircraft window. I have several somewhere but took them with the 16/3.5.
General Archives of the Indies, Sevilla:
The building dates to the 16th century, in 1784 was coveted to house the archives from the Age of Exploration. The building contains 80 million pages of documents dating to the first Conquistadores.
Yesterday the sky cleared and the sun came out. Today it is so bright I can hardly keep my eyes open, but it sure beats cloudy skies. D850 with the 28mm f2.8 ais 8-10 vertical image stitches
rafaelcasd wrote:
The things you see at car shows.
I have to wonder about those missile launchers protruding from the side. They look like a serious safety hazard to other vehicles. The car has a state license plate but I can't imagine it passing any state safety inspection.
As you say, "The things you see at car shows." OTOH, it is California.
jimmuller wrote:
I have to wonder about those missile launchers protruding from the side. They look like a serious safety hazard to other vehicles. The car has a state license plate but I can't imagine it passing any state safety inspection.
As you say, "The things you see at car shows." OTOH, it is California.
Nice pics though!
I suspect that the missile launchers may have been put on while at the show otherwise I don't see how the doors would open with them in that position.
Mmm, maybe they are attached to the doors, in which case, I don't see how the car would have become road legal.
I'm going to WAG here, most likely those come off for regular driving, then get put on for shows.
jimmuller wrote:
I have to wonder about those missile launchers protruding from the side. They look like a serious safety hazard to other vehicles. The car has a state license plate but I can't imagine it passing any state safety inspection.
As you say, "The things you see at car shows." OTOH, it is California.
I spent part of this frigid afternoon enjoying an IPA and scanning more old slides. This set is from October 1978. All shot on Ektachome with my original MFNG but I have no idea which lenses.
I have no recollection of where this is. Perhaps Montreal or Boston or Cambridge. Anyone recognize it?
Herring Pond, Wellfleet, Massachusetts, while visiting friends.
Ivy on Senior House, MIT, a.k.a. Double-Dome University.
Another view of Trinity Church and the Hancock Building, architecture old and new.
