Silver thaw
Watching her fledgling
Fog drifting up the Arm
Glitter storm
Pack ice in on the beach, fog in on the hills, us…
Selfie 1995-style
Gueudecourt war memorial park
Bachelor goldfinch
European starling
Pffft. It's not *that* big.
Seed leaves and true leaves
One more blue jay picture
Neighbourhood tom eyeing me
Duff's Supermarket
The Rose in the harbour, 1995
My father in 1994, at 83
Iceberg about five km from my door
Moss in my pot
Batmobile masquerading as iceberg
Kalmia leafing out
Squill or Scilla, whatever
Spring snow
White-crowned sparrow
Paul and Bud, off to a gig
School for Scowls
Birthday
Shag
American goldfinch waiting to get at the seed feed…
The moon itself, this evening
Moon over neighbour
Two cats
Hotel
Pelican being watched while pelican watches someth…
A lovely siphonophore
Sand, sea, swimming, sun, shade, cerveza
Two beach species
Every moon deserves a snap
Sunrise
The world seen on my teapot
Dropt Coralberry flower
Three hours later
Adenium starting again, I hope
Saying goodbye at the station
The interviewer
Siskin 1, junco 0
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Ice opening in Long Pond
This was two weeks ago, in early April when I was checking out a roll of
Blue Moon 400-speed Spy Film in my Minox C camera. It produces negatives
that are 8x11mm on 9.2mm film . . . apparently without much sharpness.
Well, I'll try a roll of 100-speed film next and see whether that improves.
It is colour film, but I converted it to b&w. By the way, I scanned the
film at the highest detail I've ever used -- 6400 dpi -- though I reduced
the size for posting here. The effect of close scan on low-acuity film is
pleasant.
Blue Moon 400-speed Spy Film in my Minox C camera. It produces negatives
that are 8x11mm on 9.2mm film . . . apparently without much sharpness.
Well, I'll try a roll of 100-speed film next and see whether that improves.
It is colour film, but I converted it to b&w. By the way, I scanned the
film at the highest detail I've ever used -- 6400 dpi -- though I reduced
the size for posting here. The effect of close scan on low-acuity film is
pleasant.
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