May 2024 - Yellow

[Man From Ironbark]

You don't recall which film you used, Michael?

[Michael]

You don't recall which film you used, Michael?

 Can't be positive, but, back then I used a lot of AGFA film. Looking at the photo I would guess the Pro 400.

[Man From Ironbark]

You don't recall which film you used, Michael?

 Can't be positive, but, back then I used a lot of AGFA film. Looking at the photo I would guess the Pro 400.

Aha.
I used a lot of Agfa as well.

This is digital but taken with a non digital lens.

[Dave]

Michael, I love the Corona billboard - fine photo, sir.

MFI, great colors in your latest: the light grays and darker greens make the nice yellows even better. Very good composition too.

Here's a favorite of mine, from about 20 years ago: it is a variety of Osteospermum, aka African Daisy...

   

[Man From Ironbark]

African daisies can be very vibrant. That they chose those very colours and placed them thus is nothing short of amazing. Clearly offering the bees a bullseye.
The composition and the background really set it off.

The various wattles tend to brighten up the countryside in Australia, anywhere they are still allowed to plant themselves.

[Michael]

Taken with a Leica CL.
Old Crayola promotional 110 camera.

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You don't recall which film you used, Michael?

 Can't be positive, but, back then I used a lot of AGFA film. Looking at the photo I would guess the Pro 400.

Aha.
I used a lot of Agfa as well.

Yeah, I do have to say, I miss AGFA film.

[Man From Ironbark]

Problem with those 110 cameras was that pressing the button moved the camera.

[Michael]

Problem with those 110 cameras was that pressing the button moved the camera.

This was VERY true.

Simply called The Door. Leica Q2

[Dreamin]

   

[Man From Ironbark]

Great door sign and beatifully captured yelllow iris.

a yellow butterfly.