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If I Fell
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Yellow Throng
Soft at f/1.4
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Hello, Mate
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Offensive Waste
Evening Chronicle
Steam Train
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Yellow House
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The Dying Flower
Overwrought
Grease
Perception
We Two Are One
The Number Plate That Fell Off, Chapter Three
Yellow Streak
The Number Plate That Fell Off, Chapter Two
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Photographed with a Nikkor-H 85mm f/1.8 lens on a Nikon D2Xs, The lens dates from 1971 and bears the battle scars of rattling around unprotected in at least one camera bag and more likely several. But the optics function well enough.
This is a hefty crop of the bottom left-hand corner of the original, which might have survived unsullied if the focus had been consistent. The greater the degree of telephoto, the more need for stopping down, which carelessly I failed to do.
This is a hefty crop of the bottom left-hand corner of the original, which might have survived unsullied if the focus had been consistent. The greater the degree of telephoto, the more need for stopping down, which carelessly I failed to do.
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