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Yashica Lynx 14E
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Taking pictures in the old town with a Yashica Lynx 14E, The Yashinon 45mm F/1.4 lens production year 1969. I use B/W film devotees are now rare because it is not in accordance with degital era, it's a bit complicated because it is through a process in a darkened room into a negative film, then scanned for the editing. I took pictures but the editing process I submit to my love because I am not good at editing, she has a magic hands of every thing it touches becomes beautiful with her hand, that was not good to be good and I believe it because I use B/W film that is not feasible to use. This is a best birthday present from her. because it is not a shaped material, for me it would be more meaningful until to heaven and that's what I call true happiness.

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::Jimbobedsel
07/31/10 12:38 AM GMT
This reminds me of a picture that might have been taken in the WW1 era. It has a classic look to it that can hardy be duplicated today. Interesting post, Dimas.
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::trixxie17
07/31/10 1:13 AM GMT
Jim is righ,t this does look like an old photo but I would place it turn of the century around 1900 - very interesting work.
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.koca
07/31/10 7:22 AM GMT
Interesting B/W shot, good subject, too.
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.tndr
08/02/10 9:32 PM GMT
I like it!
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.sahadk
08/03/10 4:53 AM GMT
Nice presentation Dimas,and you took me back to 1976 when I
was in United Arab emirates. I had one'Yashica elctro 35'for
a long time and that was my first camera.
Thanks for sharing.
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.psy_creature
08/03/10 2:21 PM GMT
Very interesting picture even thou I'm not a fan of "old looking pictures".
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