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08-29-2018, 06:44 PM   #1021
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Ouch! Oh well, just remember the memorable trip, and forget the details. Err, any chance you still know the young lady?
Heh. I was wondering the same thing.

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Ouch! Oh well, just remember the memorable trip, and forget the details. Err, any chance you still know the young lady?
Married to her . Don't trust her with my lenses though :-)
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It is exactly 35 years today that I took these photos in the High Atlas mountains in Morocco while doing ethnographic fieldwork for my PhD thesis. Pentax MX, Ilford HP5 film developed in ID-11 1+3. (I may have posted the second image before.)






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In my Citabria at Hope BC Canada 1975 Pentax MX scanned with K5

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Taken with a Super Program, not sure if I scanned the negative or a photo.
One day maybe I'll get into Photoshop and fix them up.
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Wow, the Wall looked like a Jackson Pollock painting.
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Near Biskupin, Poland, 1987. Pentax ME Super, Ektachrome 200 film.


2456 Sobiejuchy day trip par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

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Near Biskupin, Poland, 1987. Pentax ME Super, Ektachrome 200 film.


2456 Sobiejuchy day trip par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity
Lovely pastoral scene.
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Sunset on Tulalip Bay, on the Tulalip Indian reservation.

The view from my beach house on the Tulalip Indian reservation, circa 1981.

Shot on Kodachrome, with a Ricoh XR2S, with a Pentax 40-80mm zoom lens.

Copied with a Pentax K5IIs, and A50mm f1.7 lens with a Pentax Auto Bellows M and Slide Copier For Auto Bellows M.



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The house I lived in when I made the sunset exposures posted above.

My house was the brown one, lower center, just ahead of the wingtip.

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A bit of a puzzle attached here. In the 1980s my parents did a road and rail trip through North America. Dad had a Spotmatic with Tak 35 F2, 50 1.4 and 135 3.5. He was using transparency film. The image below was one that he captured. I do not know how many he threw away but I was impressed that he gave it a shot and that one was half decent. Okay the puzzle... what is the location? Is that the night lights of a settlement in the foreground and if so where is it and what is the illumination on the left side of the mountain? How did dad get the elevation for the point of view? Hotel window?

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QuoteOriginally posted by Racer X 69 Quote
The house I lived in when I made the sunset exposures posted above.

My house was the brown one, lower center, just ahead of the wingtip.
I would never have moved away.


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On their travels they visited a number of archaeological sites in the south west including this petroglyph site - (feel free to supply more IDs):


And to Albuquerque where this art installation on the side of a building caught his eye -


And the annual Albuquerque balloon festival happened to be on the same days they were there:
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A bit of a puzzle attached here. In the 1980s my parents did a road and rail trip through North America. Dad had a Spotmatic with Tak 35 F2, 50 1.4 and 135 3.5. He was using transparency film. The image below was one that he captured. I do not know how many he threw away but I was impressed that he gave it a shot and that one was half decent. Okay the puzzle... what is the location? Is that the night lights of a settlement in the foreground and if so where is it and what is the illumination on the left side of the mountain? How did dad get the elevation for the point of view? Hotel window?
Devil's Tower in Wyoming I think.

The lights are probably from the lightning, as there are no towns nearby.
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I would never have moved away.


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There were several things that kept me from staying.

The house was a rental. I rented it from a local chiropractor who held the lease and owned the house. The Tulalip Indian Tribes let the waterfront properties on 100 year leases for a dollar a year, until about 20 years ago. Then they called in all the leases and forced lease holders to renegotiate for a much higher annual rate. Many people had built very nice custom homes, and didn't want to pay the greatly inflated leases, burned the homes down and walked away.

I wanted to buy property of my own, and since I am not a native, owning land on the reservation was not an option.

It was a nice place to live, but didn't meet all of my needs.

The annual July 4th holiday lasts about 2 weeks there. It was fun, but I would have burned out on the whole thing after a while.
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