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I took these pictures with my first "real"camera, a Konica Auto S2, in 1972. I was the family photographer. The beauty of Greece was overwhelming. We traveled with friends who were born there and were still fluent in Greek. We got to go to many places that your average tourists never see. I was 16. I hope to return to Greece within the next two or three years.
I took these pictures with my first "real"camera, a Konica Auto S2, in 1972. I was the family photographer. The beauty of Greece was overwhelming. We traveled with friends who were born there and were still fluent in Greek. We got to go to many places that your average tourists never see. I was 16. I hope to return to Greece within the next two or three years.
Brick wall with boarded up window in Keighley. 1/750s f5, tamron 70-300mm, P mode, hood no filter. I think this tamron is better than the Nikon 70-300G.
Steam crane in operation near Oakworth Station KWVR. I chanced this shot without a tripod by resting the camera on the level crossing gate and releasing on self timer, unfortunately there is some shake. 1/20s f5.6, tamron 70-300mm at 300. × 1
Haworth sheds and workshop. The loco No.85 heads a special royal train which has a carriage used in the Railway Children film. Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla the wife of Prince Charles the future King, visted Haworth and Oxenhope recently when Prince Charles was in Halifax. 1/125s f5.6, 35-70mm, no filter or hood. Slight light leak on old film.
KWVR loco in a cutting in Haworth, it was pulling hard at this point and sounded superb. I should have switched to S mode as its a bit blurred at the front. 1/180s f6.7 (may have changed), P mode, 35-70mm, no filter or hood.
