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  Camera: Nikon FM2N Film: HP5 Plus 400 Date taken: 4/5/2024 0815hrs. Notes: Snow from front porch in Meadow Vista, CA, 39.0085938, -121.0261329, 50mm Nikkor, f1.4, 1/2000.
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 Columbia Tower, Inside and Out Camera: Pentax ME Film: Ilford HP5+ 400 Date taken: May 2024 Location: Columbia Tower from 5th St. Camera: Nikon FM2N Film: Ilford Delta 100 Date taken: March 2024 Location: Columbia Tower food Court Notes, 50mm Nikkor, f2, 1/30, hand held stabilized against pillar. Camera: Olympus Pen EES-2 Film: T-Max 400 Date taken: May 2024 Date developed: 5/29/2024 Camera: Olympus Pen EES-2 Film: T-Max 400 Date taken: May 2024 Date developed: 5/29/2024 Camera: Pentax ME Film: Ilford HP5 Plus 400 Date taken: March 2024 Notes: Living wall, Columbia Tower, 50mm Pentax
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Camera: Nikon FM2N Film: Ilford Delta Date Developed: 3/28/2024 Location: Penny Creek Natural Area, Mill Creek, WA, 47.871532248183335, -122.18112820709935 Comments: Wild Rose Hip. 
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Camera: Olympus Pen EES-2 Film: T-Max 400 Date Developed: 5/29/2024 Location: F5 Tower reflecting the Seattle Municipal Tower and a ghost image of the Columbia Tower, Seattle, WA, 47.60483709551258, -122.33062552895016 Comments: This picture was taken with an Olympus Pen EES-2. This is a very compact film camera that takes half-frame exposures. This means each image is half the size of a standard 35mm image. The camera uses standard 35mm film rolls which means a 24 exposure roll will yield 48 pictures - cool camera and fun to work with. This is a circa late 60's vintage camera that is intended to be used as a "point and click" camera. There's not much I can control other than the composition of the image.
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Camera: Pentax ME Film: Ilford HP5 Plus 400 Date Developed: March 2024
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  Camera: Nikon FM2N Film: Ilford Delta 100 Date Developed: 3/28/2024 Location: Mill Creek, WA, 47.867225, -122.186051 Conditions: Light rain, taken mid-day. Comments: If you look closely, you can see some symmetry that is the result of a double exposure. The images are offset just enough to add some depth to the compilation.