[jersey]

K-3 Mk III and 20-40 Ltd, SooC, reversible film setting

[Canada_Rockies]

K-3 Mk III and 20-40 Ltd, SooC, reversible film setting

That shot definitely looks like slide film!

[OrchidJulie]

That shot definitely looks like slide film!

Wow, it really does! How quickly we forget!

[nicolpa47]

Relief lifeboat 13-12 "Cosandra" on its cradle in the harbour at St. Ives, Cornwall

[subsea]

1931 Ford Model A. Unfortunately, he was leaving just as I drove up, so this is the only shot I was able to get. K-3II and HD DA 16-85mm.

[Dartmoor Dave]

On the Buckfast-Totnes heritage line sometime in the late eighties, shot with Kodachrome 64. Oh, how I miss that beautiful, magical film.







(The soft corners are from field curvature in the the DSLR "scanning" process and not the fault of the original slides.)

[Just1MoreDave]

The Union Pacific tracks are less than a mile away so it was easy to watch the train go by. My wife wanted to go along so I set up a camera for her and got two angles. Her shot was better.

[fuzzyphotos]

Great captures

[scratchpaddy]

On the Buckfast-Totnes heritage line sometime in the late eighties, shot with Kodachrome 64. Oh, how I miss that beautiful, magical film.

Before I read your text, I thought you would say "sometime last weekend." Awesome shots, and truly remarkable film.

I'm really enjoying the Big Boy captures from everyone else, too.

---------- Post added 09-06-21 at 04:12 PM ----------

I spotted this in my apartment's parking lot yesterday morning. A Porsche 911 GT3, I believe it's a 991.1. I have no idea what this $150,000 homologation supercar was doing here, in the part of the lot where the homeless spend the night sleeping in their (much less costly) cars. The tires alone cost $500 each, and they only last a few thousand miles, or a few days at the track.

[trixtroll]

First image that I've taken in a while that I really liked, plus it's got boats.

[Tonytee]

First image that I've taken in a while that I really liked, plus it's got boats.

One beautiful capture there, friend. )

Tonytee

[arnold]

The Union Pacific tracks are less than a mile away so it was easy to watch the train go by. My wife wanted to go along so I set up a camera for her and got two angles. Her shot was better.

What a lovely big monster that is.

[paulh]

'56 T-bird seen at a Dallas-area carshow a few years ago - DA18-55 on K10D:

[scratchpaddy]

'56 T-bird seen at a Dallas-area carshow a few years ago - DA18-55 on K10D:

Well captured. I miss when cars had such color coordination. Ford seemed to stick with it longer than anyone else; when I was a little kid, we had a blue F-150 with blue velour seats, blue carpet, blue plastic dashboard... this was in the '90's.

They're going through a nostalgia phase with their Lincoln brand now, re-naming models with actual words again instead of the random three-letter combos they've been using, and I got pretty excited when I saw this at an auto show two years ago:



And this, I guess for those nostalgic for the '70's. Earth tones all day.



Where's my cigar?

[paulh]

Well captured. I miss when cars had such color coordination.

Thanks. Yeah, those pastels, chrome and wide whites were pretty cool. Great looking shots from you as well!