Walter Palmer
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This needs to be in the "Fall Colors" thread as well.
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Iron
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Iron
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@tonyturley: This used to be a farm, Tony. It's owners kept these relics of earlier times and hung them on the barn wall.
I was astonished by the size of the harrow that the horse had to pull.
As you can see top left, their living conditions have much improved since.
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It's not enough that we have bobbleheads and maneki-nekos (winking cats) in cars.
The horror of distaste is found in the shop window of the Einstein museum in Bern.
Albert would be rolling in his grave could he see this.
(Shot in very bad light through a security glass, sorry about the poor quality).
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Iron
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- New Zealand
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- Tímo
Iron
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- New Zealand
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I finished my tasks a bit earlier so I converted the rest of the afternoon to B&W print day.
I am using Brother A4 Premium Plus Glossy Paper which is rather cool vs HP ones. The paper is Made in Japan and presents colours/tones and shades really accurately. The price of a 20-sheet pack is 2x that of cheaper HP ones.
For larger prints, I go send them to a photo lab which uses the Epson photo printers but on Fujifilm Dry Papers.
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I am using Brother A4 Premium Plus Glossy Paper which is rather cool vs HP ones. The paper is Made in Japan and presents colours/tones and shades really accurately. The price of a 20-sheet pack is 2x that of cheaper HP ones.
For larger prints, I go send them to a photo lab which uses the Epson photo printers but on Fujifilm Dry Papers.
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