JeffS7444
Well-known
I trash-picked the computer from an alley near my old apartment back in the mid-1990s, when it was still legal to dispose of PCs as trash. Today, the contents of that pile of computers might fetch $1000 or more, but at the time, who knew?
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Fuji X-H1 - Zeiss Distagon 4/18 M-mount.
robert blu
quiet photographer
This is a good thread, here is my simple contribution.
M10, CV 50/F2 Heliar Annyversary Edition
M10, CV 50/F2 Heliar Annyversary Edition
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Hello, Robert. Is that a surfboard?
Dogman
Veteran
Like soldiers in a line.
X-Pro1, Fuji 50/2 lens.
X-Pro1, Fuji 50/2 lens.
Dogman
Veteran
Houses reflected in windows of a house. X-Pro2, Voigtlander 35/2.5 Color-Skopar lens.
robert blu
quiet photographer
Yes and no! it's a shelf built by a surfboard builder the same way as the boards are built but only half lengthwise.
I've never surfed, we don't have coastlines with suitable waves but I would have loved to! Of course when I was young
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
In bed with the outdoors indoors
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
Stuart napping / guitar napping
peterm1
Veteran
My house has a somewhat eclectic modern Asian x European cross feel to it. If it were a dog it would be a mongrel. If it were equine it would be a mule.
But I am happy here and it reflects my character.
A view of my "genkan" (A Japanese entry.) Mine is not exactly Japanese but is a western take on a genkan with Eastern influences.
And a view of a small courtyard which is ideal for lounging about in winter sunshine being protected on all sides. It has its own "Eastern" protector who watches over it.
Another view
and another - at dusk
The rear of the house has a somewhat more European garden
The rear garden being sunny is ideal for the cat to lounge in
The family area follows the Eastern theme with a Japanese tansu to store reading matter, video DVDs etc.
Though yet more books manage to overflow onto the coffee table
My shishi (temple lion) from Southern China (or maybe from Malacca depending on who you believe) takes pride of place in the sitting room. I spent countless hours repairing this, it having been damaged by its years and, from the looks of it, some harsh treatment. In its present incarnation it now still looks old but is much better preserved.
But I am happy here and it reflects my character.
A view of my "genkan" (A Japanese entry.) Mine is not exactly Japanese but is a western take on a genkan with Eastern influences.
And a view of a small courtyard which is ideal for lounging about in winter sunshine being protected on all sides. It has its own "Eastern" protector who watches over it.
Another view
and another - at dusk
The rear of the house has a somewhat more European garden
The rear garden being sunny is ideal for the cat to lounge in
The family area follows the Eastern theme with a Japanese tansu to store reading matter, video DVDs etc.
Though yet more books manage to overflow onto the coffee table
My shishi (temple lion) from Southern China (or maybe from Malacca depending on who you believe) takes pride of place in the sitting room. I spent countless hours repairing this, it having been damaged by its years and, from the looks of it, some harsh treatment. In its present incarnation it now still looks old but is much better preserved.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Yes and no! it's a shelf built by a surfboard builder the same way as the boards are built but only half lengthwise.
I've never surfed, we don't have coastlines with suitable waves but I would have loved to! Of course when I was young
Interesting. It looks nice. Cheers, OtL
Dogman
Veteran
My house is styled in late period clutter and it's a hovel. But I do have a Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier who glows in the dark.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
dourbalistar
Buy more film
Leica M5, Canon 50mm f/1.5 LTM, Kentmere Pan 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2021.06.13 Roll #280-06469-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
2021.06.13 Roll #280-06469-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
Ambro51
Collector/Photographer
WallyCat enjoying the warm front porch. 6 months old Today! Photo taken with working UR Leica 42mm SummarOut to Lunch
Ventor
Dogman
Veteran
Martha at the fridge. D800, Nikkor-O 35/2 lens.
On the back porch, backlit. X-Pro2, TTArtisans 23/1.4 lens.
On the back porch, backlit. X-Pro2, TTArtisans 23/1.4 lens.
