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    Ouch!

     

    M7 ZM 50/2 Ektar 100 by edward karaa, on Flickr

     

    ha, ha, great one.  Looks like she was happy to see you in more ways than one 

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      ha, ha, great one. Looks like she was happy to see you in more ways than one

      Haha, thanks Adam

       

      She really looked in pain and just when I clicked the shutter, she glanced at me!

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        Haha, thanks Adam

         

        She really looked in pain and just when I clicked the shutter, she glanced at me!

         

        yeah, but at the same time she seemed turned by it (or you); how else do you explain the erection??

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          yeah, but at the same time she seemed turned by it (or you); how else do you explain the erection??

          Haha, now I get it

           

          Well seen!!!

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            Well put, Peter. 

             

            I'd also add that this thread is virtually every month reported as the most active thread in the forum.

             

            What I like so much about this thread are the wonderful images.  What I also like is the de facto demonstration that as of January 7, 2018, film still brings something to an image that digital cannot ― not even after having been Photoshoped, VSCOized, Silver Efexized, or whatever-simulationized.

             

            ―Peter.

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              Leicaflex with Cinestill by ganzology, on Flickr

               

              Leicaflex with Cinestill by ganzology, on Flickr

               

              Leicaflex with Cinestill by ganzology, on Flickr

               

              Leicaflex with Cinestill by ganzology, on Flickr

               

              Leicaflex with Cinestill by ganzology, on Flickr

               

              In the upper end of Hoboken by 15th and 16th street, there's an area where people will leave their boats to seemingly rot.  It's become a sort of de facto boat graveyard if you will, and the boats sit there until they subside and ultimately sink.  I found it very interesting.

               

              Leicaflex Standard Mk2 with 50mm 'cron Mk1.  Film: Cinestill 50D

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