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C-Note;
Well, I can see the film gate and a guide wheel in addition to an empty focus ring, a hand feed crank, a motor connected via a small round rubber belt and film reels. If it's not a 16mm projector it is doing a good job of looking like one.
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Amazing gallery. I got back from my own Europe Adventure a month ago. This last picture reminds me of how new houses are framed. It goes through a cycle of life as joyous and sad events alike are played out inside until it is left alone, starts deteriorating, and returns to its former baby-shell.
Ah well, that's my attempt at 12 AM philosophy ;)
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well an optimistic message and the painting didn't fade interesting....
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these are real photos. Mr. Motts takes these photos and shares them along with his experience while photographing them via this blog.
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lovely image. i guess they don't grafiti everything in france quite the same as in the u.s.
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beautiful work here - lovely, yet somewhat hellish.
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some one has a Glock lol jks but thats werid lol
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see that is now my wallpaper lol awesome pic.
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that is a awesome picture i think it look cooler in B&W but still very awesome.
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its looks like some one cuts the grass, werid lol
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Yup. Looks like somebody standing there.
Hopefully it's just an optical illusion.
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see? much nicer when you point it straight :)
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you have a great camera now how about pointing it straight
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DATZ ALL BULL SHIT I WENT YESTDAY NIGHT NOTHIN SCARY I EVEN GOT OUT OF DA CAR TO CHECK IT OUT
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is this real or fake?