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In the absence of a photo thread for the typ 240 cameras, I thought I'd start one.   Please support me in this!   Ernst     'Headless' M-P CV21/4  

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Sicily - Leica M, Summilux 35 ASPH

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Perfect Perch.. M-P 50 Summilux

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Bit of a Pigeon Frenzy going on M-P 50 Summilux, just lovely to see all the Autumn colours in the trees this year.

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Here a photo from Lazice, Italy. Taken with Leica MD and Leica 24mm f2.8 1/1000 f.4.8 iso 1600. Not photoshopped

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Late Evening Sun, Dinosaur Lake, Crystal Palace Park.

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A series of shots taken in Oysterville, WA, USA, last week.

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The second photo

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The third photo.  All with M240, Pentax 50mm f/1.4 SMC FA lens. 

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On 11/7/2020 at 9:47 AM, pippy said:

Late Evening Sun, Dinosaur Lake, Crystal Palace Park.

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My (now late) father took me there back in the early1980s, maybe I was 7 or 8. I've only been back once since then, but your shot is closer to my boyhood memory!

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3 hours ago, Adam Bonn said:

My (now late) father took me there back in the early1980s, maybe I was 7 or 8. I've only been back once since then, but your shot is closer to my boyhood memory!

Thanks very much for the story, Adam. Oddly enough I can empathise with your reaction very easily.

When I was a child and at a similar age to yourself (as mentioned above) my grandparents had an old set of encyclopediae and there, under 'Dinosaur', there were two photographs which I thought showed 'REAL' dinosaurs in a Prehistoric Swamp! Absolutely Amazing!!! These were, of course, images which had been shot in the park. Fast-forward 30-odd years and I found myself living not 200 metres from the very same lake with the very same dinosaurs I had looked upon in wonderment in my childhood.

Funny how some memories are so very vivid regardless of the timescale involved.

I still live less than a mile from the park and being able to meander around it in these bizarre times it brings a very welcome sense of comfort and stability.

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Thanks very much for the story, Adam. Oddly enough I can empathise with your reaction very easily.

When I was a child and at a similar age to yourself (as mentioned above) my grandparents had an old set of encyclopediae and there, under 'Dinosaur', there were two photographs which I thought showed 'REAL' dinosaurs in a Prehistoric Swamp! Absolutely Amazing!!! These were, of course, images which had been shot in the park. Fast-forward 30-odd years and I found myself living not 200 metres from the very same lake with the very same dinosaurs I had looked upon in wonderment in my childhood.

Funny how some memories are so very vivid regardless of the timescale involved.

I still live less than a mile from the park and being able to meander around it in these bizarre times it brings a very welcome sense of comfort and stability.

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Thank you Philip,

I love how they’ve been left as was and not updated with modern information about how these animals might have looked and their posture etc

We moved from London when I was a babe in arms, but I’ve many memories of been taken to the NHM (which was closer to where we had friends and family).

I usually make time for a visit there on my occasional London trip, but I’m a little underwhelmed that the diplodocus isn’t in the main hall any more!

Covid + the fact I live in Portugal now means that I think it’ll be a while before I get there again!

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Summicron 50mm IV/V

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