colyn
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Taken with the Retina IIIc and 50mm f/2 S-K lens.
Fort Worth Stockyards.
Fort Worth Stockyards.
Vics
Veteran
Our house in Euless was built of pavers out of the old stockyards! My Dad made me soak each brick in a bucket of water! I never knew why. Good photo!
Vic
Vic
slm
Formerly nextreme
I recently bought the same camera, although the aperture blades are sticky at times. A really fun camera!
Here's a shot I did:
Here's a shot I did:
colyn
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One more..
colyn
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I remember doing the same thing as a young boy with bricks salvaged from the old defunct brick company in Texarkana..
No fun...
colyn
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dcampbell
Camera Addict
Great photo!! It looks more "close-up" than the few photos that I've taken. My sister-in-law lives in Hurst. Going to the stockyards is one of the fun things we do when we visit her.
Jim (my husband) grew up around Euless...in Bedford. Soaking bricks. I'm curious now!
This is also a very nice photo!! I like the lines and perspective.
Excellent! The B&W adds to the rustic-ness of the steps/porch.
darlene
TheIndifelDog
Member
You sure make it look simple ! Photos look like they came out of magazines ! Like the ones cameras costing far more than these. Really good job.
Spider67
Well-known
Great cameras! People liked to take them on hiking tours as they were lighter and more compact than others. Also the first picture on Mt.Everest was taken with a Retina (And will stay so until they find Mallory's camera)
...Use them...also they are very quiet cameras....
Please could somebody explain the thing with the bricks and the water?
We used to salvage old Austrian bricks with the double eagle on them, they were sent to the States.
...Use them...also they are very quiet cameras....
Please could somebody explain the thing with the bricks and the water?
We used to salvage old Austrian bricks with the double eagle on them, they were sent to the States.