Thanks, Guys. I don't think that house is lived in. It's in the front yard of a much newer (and lived in) house. The people there are basically using the old house as a lawn ornament.
With Covid, we take drives to get out of the house, and I'm trying to cover as many of the local backroads as I can. Zooming in on Google maps and looking searching the area for attractions has lead to some interesting finds.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Okay, that's cool. I think programming in C today is like programming in assembler back before OOP. I've put some inline 80286 assembly in some C-source on occasion. I have two copies of Ritchie's book. One in nice shape and one with a lot wear and tear. In retrospect, I should have used that book in the picture instead.Originally Posted by jon.oman
I also took that Hello World picture on Provia 100F. But I made a mistake loading the film while developing it and got a light leak streak on it. It was in better overall focus than the BW for some reason. I must have made a change and forgot to recheck the focus setup on the BW.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
A couple of real nice ones Peter!
I really like the second one. Sky, barn, fence, the whole thing!
The plane makes the first image. Which brings up a story.
My daughter was a crew chief for the F16 jets in the Air Force. She would take them apart and put them back together. She spent at least one rotation in Iraq. Anyway, when she got out, she got a job at a small airport in Iowa. Her job was to rehab airplanes like the one in your photo. She would take the fabric off the plane, use it as a template, cut a new skin, and sew it together. It then got put back on the plane and 'doped' with glue. Finally, the plane was repainted. Good as new.
After a couple of years of that, she went back to school and got a nursing degree! She has been working as a nurse for about ten years now.
Thanks, Jon. Terrific story!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Thank you Jon.
Me too. Wow! I didn't have much interest in digital IR photos but when I see one like this, it makes me want to get the camera out again.
Thanks. The camera is the Sony DSC-V1 with the magnet hack for daylight shooting as explained here:
https://kiwiinkyushu.wordpress.com/2...d-magnet-hack/
I'm not sure about the filters, it has been a while but I think I used a Massa IR filter 850 and a K&F Concept ND8.
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