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Ferris wheel

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Ferris wheel | Miami-Dade County Youth Fair 2021

Funny enough the first time I heard of Freddy's was from a car YouTube video channel; Hoovies garage. He has a couple franchises and showed a location or two. I was curious but I mistakenly thought it was a local Kansas franchise, so yeah maybe one day when I'm in Kansas.

Fast froward a year and I realized they have alot of location (DUH!). Also a few in Florida! So I check them out and really enjoy the look of the place and the burgers.

My goto order: Double patty cheese burger, fries and a chocolate custard shake!

Which way is up?

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Light bouncing off the walls, making shady parts. Blue sky in the background.

Golden Light

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Golden hour sunsetting light piercing through a wood fence with overgrown cherry hedges spilling out from the top. Kodak Vision3 250D film.

GOLDEN HOUR

Light

Golden hour sunsetting light piercing through a wood fence with overgrown cherry hedges spilling out from the top.

Flowering tree in the neighbors yard with the golden hour light making the saying even truer; The grass is always greener on the other side.

Palm tree with fresh seed pods glowing in warmth from the last bit of golden hour light.

Looking at this photo makes me feel the warmth like I'm there.

These were photographed with the Nikon FM2n film camera using the Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 lens on Kodak Vision3 5207 movie film stock as still photography.

It's always a blue sky day

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I know this sounds cheesy but even on really sad rainy days the blue sky is still there just above.

Blue sky poking down from dark rain clouds. Nikon FM2n with the Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 shot on Kodak Vision3 250D movie film.

Purpose-ful lights

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Purple streetlight light trails on Kodak Vision3 5207 film.

Past couple years I've noticed some street lights turning purple. I'm not sure what that's all about but it does add a new color to my long exposure street light trails.

Purpose-ful lights

Purple Flower

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FLOWERS ON FILM

Kodak Vision3 250D Movie film as still photography

Beautiful purple flower on Kodak Vision3 250D as still photography with the Nikon FM2n, and the Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f/2 lens.

Stained glass

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Stained glass
in Chicago

Art Institute of Chicago

Merry-go-round

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Mushroom top

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Difference of a day

Mushroom with a round cap shot on Kodak Tri-x 400 black and white film.

Mushroom with a flat cap top shot on Kodak Tri-x 400 b/w film.

I noticed this mushroom pop out. It's about 3 inches high.

Then a day later the top flattened out.

Last of the roll

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Last of the roll

The benefits of bulk loading my own film is that I get the same 'first of the roll' effect on the 'last of the roll' shot. Since I have to manually attach the film to the canister that last part gets pre-exposed to light.

Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ

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And brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.

- Acts 16:30-31

White Winged Dove

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Two White winged Doves photographed on Kodak Vision3 250D movie film as stock photography.

White winged Dove landing for some bird feed.

White winged Dove, Orange eyes with blur eye ring. Shot on Kodak Vision3 250D movie film as stock photography.

White wing doves are very smart and have much bigger heads than most birds in my backyard.

Blue

Eyering

Beauty!

White winged dove.

I always thought these birds looked like pigeons. But they actually done. I've shot photos of these Doves the in the back yard for years. They looked nice enough.

I never really looked at them thou. I never got very close or cared much.

I had some Kodak Vision3 250D loaded up on my Nikon and slapped on my Nikkor 70-300mm for fun. I finally got a good look. Wow, look at them eyes, I thought. Look and the orange paired with the blue/teal eye ring.

Now that I realize the beauty of the White Winged Dove, that what they are called, I started studying them. I noticed them interacting with other birds and noticed how much smarter they are and their heads is huge in comparison to most other birds in my back yard.