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As I shifted into 5th gear I couldn't remember a word she said!
Nice - Is the bridge the Verrazano?
No the one with the tailights is the Whitestone and the one with the colored refelections is the Throggs Neck, my old stomping grounds....The Brooklyn bridge was shot from the observation deck on the Twin Towers....
As I shifted into 5th gear I couldn't remember a word she said!
Cool! I grew up on Staten Island.
Cool shots!
The F1 is Watkin's Glen in the late 70's/early 80's (actually I think 1980 as Scheckter has the No. 1 on his car which means this was his last race) correct?
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Yes it is the Glen and the home of the BOG,wish I could find those pics. Those days you could walk into the pits and garage area and get close to the track for some good pics...
As I shifted into 5th gear I couldn't remember a word she said!
thank the heavens we don't have to pay for film processing any more
Planes are so simple....... damned helicopter builds!
It got expensive,especially when you liked a shot and wanted an 8x10/12. I was going to get an I think Omega something developer for a dark room but ended up by chasing skirts instead. I ended up getting slide film and going from there.
As I shifted into 5th gear I couldn't remember a word she said!
Excellent shots Torch. They are all impressive but I like the shot of the F-14 the most.
Good stuff.I don't miss the film days at all, but I miss some of the stuff I shot on film.
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For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return. Leonardo Da Vinci
Film and processing, I don't miss....infrared film, especially Agfa's B&W infrared, THAT I do miss. Got some great shots there, love the silhouette windsurfers and sunset/rise!
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Great stuff. I recently sold my Olympus SLRs and lenses - seems strange not tripping over the large camera case anymore - they were around and in much use for many years.
great shots!
I used to like Agfa Scala, it was a unique film being a black and white slide film. The detail you could get was something very special
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