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Canon AE-1, Canon 100-200 zoom, most with a polarizer to reduce glare. Campground on Lebanon Pool, Lake Texoma Lake view.

I am watching Foundation, Apple's series based on Isaac Asimov's books with the same name. We had two seasons and had to wait a year for season 3. But I waited until the season was complete before taking another Apple tv+ subscription. And I'm now watching the episodes back-to-back. I watched...

This one was in an antique store, got it for $12.50. It had a roll of film in it, and two rolls of highly expired time with it. Finally shot some fresh film through it. This camera, while considered a pocket camera is a bit large. Really tight squeeze to stuff it into the typical shirt...

Is it worth buying a Canon FD lens? I know it can be easily adapted to the Canon R mount, but not sure it's worth it. I ask because there is a shop here that has a Canon FD 200mm f/2.8 lens for € 200. And I'm tempted to buy it, just to play with it. Should I or should I not?

Canon AE-1, Canon 50mm 1.8, Raynox 150 attachment. Kodak Pro Image 100, which BTW, is like pushing 5 feet of toilet paper onto a reel without crinkling it. VERY THIN film. #1 Missouri Violet #2 Ten Petal Anemone #3 Ten Petal Anemone #4 Scramble Eggs #5 Pygmy Flowered Vetch #6 Indian Paintbrush

Vincent: Mayonnaise. Jules: [makes a grossed out face] Goddamn. Vincent: [chuckles] I seen them do it, man, they fucking drown them in that ****. Real Belgian chip shop Ghent Belgium, and yes we do!