Share 2019 - 35/35 Bucket

[warth man]

Yes, my '14 Crosstrek.

Good man. They are called "XV" here for some reason, which totally escapes me. Nice cars and would do me fine if I didn't need to pull a horse.

 

[Gordo]

Good man. They are called "XV" here for some reason, which totally escapes me. Nice cars and would do me fine if I didn't need to pull a horse.

Yeah, they had XV in the name here as well - XV Crosstrek or some such. Dropped the XV in 2016 IIRC. Works great as an all-weather basic transport. A little small and under powered for me at times, and a bit lacking for some of the spots I used to like to roam.

 

[Chris101]

My favorite 35mm lenses (taken with my favorite zoom at 35mm):

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[Chris101]

Good man. They are called "XV" here for some reason, which totally escapes me. Nice cars and would do me fine if I didn't need to pull a horse.

Heh. How times have changed. Used to be, horses pulled us.

 

[Chris101]

This was my "just in case" photo from the morning, while working on cutting some shoulders in 2x4s on the bandsaw. I uploaded something more interesting in the Day 3 thread.
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Just today I was lamenting to my wife that I wished I had those skills.

 

[Gordo]

My favorite 35mm lenses (taken with my favorite zoom at 35mm):

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Nice M4-P.

 

[Gordo]

Alternate day 6 shot of the K-1, This required a bit more work than the other, had to drop exposure by .3 and lift shadows a slight bit, as well as the same spot cleanup as the other.
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[Kry27]

I chose the side view for Day 6 contribution, but this one is sort of ... sneaky:

Just landed

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And, to humiliate my DSLR and mirrorless aproaches: This is how the years old smart phone sees it (no 35mm shots)

side view

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Mayla could touch it, wouldn't fly off (!)

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one more, cropped even - not bad, /me thinks:

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[acnomad]

My favorite 35mm lenses (taken with my favorite zoom at 35mm):

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Oooooh... a 2/35 Summicron. Now that is a fine optic.

 

[Chris101]

Oooooh... a 2/35 Summicron. Now that is a fine optic.

Thanks, I love it! The b&w shot in the day 5 thread, and my latest one in this week’s CS are made with that lens.

 

[acnomad]

Thanks, I love it! The b&w shot in the day 5 thread, and my latest one in this week’s CS are made with that lens.

Those images of your grandson are fantastic. Equally impressive to me is that you sloshed that roll of film around, dried it, scanned it, post processed, and posted in such a short time. I'm at my limits just to get purely digital images posted every day!

 

[warth man]

More from my visit to the Windermere Jetty museum.

Water Glider

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Water Glider by warth man, on Flickr

UK's first motor boat (from USA)

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UK's First Motor Boat? by warth man, on Flickr

SL Branksome

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Steam Launch Branksome by warth man, on Flickr

Canfly

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Canfly by warth man, on Flickr

Arthur Ransome's boat

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Arthur Ransome's Own Boat by warth man, on Flickr

Beatrix Potter's rowing boat

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Beatrix Potter's Rowing Boat by warth man, on Flickr

 

[warth man]

I chose the side view for Day 6 contribution, but this one is sort of ... sneaky:

Just landed

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And, to humiliate my DSLR and mirrorless aproaches: This is how the years old smart phone sees it (no 35mm shots)

side view

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Mayla could touch it, wouldn't fly off (!)

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one more, cropped even - not bad, /me thinks:

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From a 'phone? Gosh. These are very good Roland.