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lahnet
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 Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:19 am Post subject: Zenit-E in the Stone-Age |
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lahnet wrote:
My first roll using this cam. Pictures are from a Stone-Age festival.
Zeiss 135mm and Zeiss 50mm.
Film Fuji ISO 200
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fish4570 wrote:
Good stuff. Where does one go to a Stone Age festival?
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You kept the safe side for the lenses! No Helios or Jupiter to accompany the old Russian metal. |
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lahnet
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lahnet wrote:
Thank you.
fish4570 The festival was in Lejre : http://www.sagnlandet.dk/English.425.0.html
MinolfanNo Russian lenses this time, sorry 
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nemesis101 wrote:
I always knew my previous career as a paleoanthroplogist was a waste of my time.. how could I have not realised that stone age people wore flares and used vinyl bottomed sandals?
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Orio wrote:
Good pictures, I especially like the second one and the blonde female portrait.
@ nemesis, what does mean "to wear flares"?
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nemesis101 wrote:
It means, quite simply, that the guy's trousers get wider at the bottom.. as they did in the fashion of the later 1960s and early 1970s...
For gross examples see photos of the last few years of Elvis' career... they were a fashion that richly deserved to die an early death (and given ones propensity for tripping over ones own trousers, I suspect that sometimes they killed their wearers) lol
Very wide bottomed flares (often with triangular inserts to make them even wider) were called 'loon pants'!!!!
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Good pictures, I especially like the second one and the blonde female portrait.
@ nemesis, what does mean "to wear flares"? |
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fish4570 wrote:
Anachronoism aside, that looks like a fun and interesting place to visit. And did the Lehjre people fly in the fellows from Borneo? Papua New Guinea? My daughter caught dengue fever in PNG.
My Danish blood (paternal grandmother) calls me ...
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Anachronoism aside, that looks like a fun and interesting place to visit. And did the Lehjre people fly in the fellows from Borneo? Papua New Guinea? My daughter caught dengue fever in PNG.
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The black people are from Tanzania, traveling the wold to raise money to keep there way of living.
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fish4570 wrote:
Aha!
Living an ancient culture.
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Attila wrote:
All are good one, well captured nice demonstration how good set is this.
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