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[Ari]

Haven't posted here in a while.
I had a backlog of 120 film dating back to when the weather was still kind of hospitable (mid-November).
The first photo is where we're at, weather- and snow-wise.


Snow Shovel by Ari4000, on Flickr


Autumn Pool by Ari4000, on Flickr


Swing by Ari4000, on Flickr


Hoops by Ari4000, on Flickr

[Nguss]

Excellent series. I always seem to post here at the moment as I haven't taken a LF image for a few weeks at least now. And so..


Tynemouth Velvia 50 Mamiya RB67 by NGUSS, on Flickr

[tuco]

Before we cracked that bottle open I asked, hey, would you... and she did.

[austin granger]

I'm not sure how you follow that, but someone has to so, ah, here's a football field ("Touchdown!"):

Goalpost, Maupin, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Nathan Potter]

tuco, brilliant. Two of the great enticements in one image. Of course a divided center of interest no no, but here a perfect fit.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

[Corran]

Nice one tuco.

Here is a bit of a "visual diary" of an average day at work. All taken with my Nikon SP and 2.5cm f/4 lens. I carried it around all this week grabbing random photos around work - they show the campus, the theater shop and my coworker welding, some art that is hanging in the hallway, the street sign on the corner, the auditorium I run and our lightboard, my GF and her car on lunch break, etc.

[Ari]

I'm not sure how you follow that, but someone has to so, ah, here's a football field ("Touchdown!"):

I'm still laughing at that one, Austin.

[tuco]

tuco, brilliant. Two of the great enticements in one image. Of course a divided center of interest no no, but here a perfect fit.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

Nice one tuco.

Thanks, you guys.

Really nice shot, Austin.

[austin granger]

Thanks man. Here's its mate:

Scoreboard, Maupin, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[al olson]

Excellent series. I always seem to post here at the moment as I haven't taken a LF image for a few weeks at least now. And so..


Tynemouth Velvia 50 Mamiya RB67 by NGUSS, on Flickr

Nguss, that is a wonderful photo. I love the threatening sky with the silhouettes and it appears that you can even see the navigation dayboards on the horizon. I would love to see a full sized print.

Tuco, that is a classic and one that will be remembered. You have a wonderful model who also obviously has the same zany sense of humor.