safe haven for tiny formats

[austin granger]

Stephen, Saddle Mountain, Oregon


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[Joel Truckenbrod]

Stephen, Saddle Mountain, Oregon

Ha! Priceless.

[tuco]

Stephen, Saddle Mountain, Oregon

Good one.

[Racer X 69]

Stephen, Saddle Mountain, Oregon

Very good Austin!

[Racer X 69]

My spoof of an old Pentax advertisement. My lens may be smaller but my cigar is bigger!

Nice Tuco.

Since smoking has become "outlawed" you don't see it in advertising, TV or movies anymore. I remember there used to be lots of it, and doctors used to shill for the tobacco companies.

A certain "men's" magazine was very biased against smoking and would have "ads" against it. One that stuck in my mind was an entire page of photos of famous people. At the top it read, "What do all these famous people have in common?"

At the bottom it closed, "They all died of lung cancer."

[Ari]

A digital shot through the gg of the 8x10 while setting up a still life I posted over the still-life thread. I finally ended up using the 4x5.

Gorgeous, Ramiro.

[Ramiro Elena]

Thanks Ari

[tuco]

Nice Tuco.

Thanks.

[austin granger]

Windmills, Goodnoe Hills, Washington


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[austin granger]

It's pretty quiet around this corner of the lounge today... I really should get off this computer and tackle the mountain of dishes in the sink. Well, first a couple of pictures of Portland's bridges. I'd planned on doing the second one with my large format camera, but once I got to the spot I realized that to do it right, I'd either need a much taller tripod to see over the stupid railing, or else set up on the tracks and risk getting run over by a train. As the trains run pretty frequently here, I decided to play it safe. For now.





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