Post a related film photo and say how its related to the previous one ie Narrowboat-canal or narrowboat = transport so bicycle/lorry car Here's the first one. taken with a Cosmic 35m by lomo 200 ASA Kodak colour plus film using the sunny 16 rule.
Not at all sure what you mean by "related film photo", Brad! At first I was expecting a film vs digital comparison, but no. My best guess is that your name is jackson (or Roach), but otherwise, no idea what you're getting at!
if I "get it" - i.e. it's sort of a "chain letter" with photo's - then here's mine... down by one of the quieter reaches of the Canal... Altofts Canal by The Big Yin, on Flickr
Go on then, I'll play. Another waterside hitching bollard thingy. Port Patrick on the Mull of Galloway. Port-Patrick-Rope2 by Andy, on Flickr
I'll see your rope and bollard and raise you a lifebelt. Pennan Harbour, Oly Trip and Poundland Agfa.
Picking up on the concrete wall in the background. M4 Motorway, elevated section through Port Talbot. Canon EF, Ektar 100
Vertical supports... Pentax P30T, Rikenon 50mm f/2 & Bergger Pancro 400. FILM - Cleethorpes pier by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
There's a similar (film and digital) thread over on RangeFinderForum. It's a nice one to read through partly because the relationship between images isn't stated - you have to work it out. Most are obvious, but occasionally one pops up that throws you. Makes it a bit more interesting.
The relationship between Nige's and my image is nice and obvious, so I won't even explain it Clevedon Pier by Carl Hall, on Flickr
Olly 35RC + (I think) Poundland Agfa. Loco 80080 at Bury Bolton Street Station. by Barry Smith, on Flickr
Bury Technical College 1983? by Alastair Lampard, on Flickr Paper and Boardmaking - Bury Tech Contax 137MA, Sigma 24mm, Kodachrome64
Reident equestrian expert says neither, they's PONIES... feel free to argue with her.... but I' not brave enough to!
I believe a pony is a 'horse' that's 14.2 hands or less in height, when measured at the withers (back above the shoulder). 1 hand = 4 inches. Basically it's an ickle orse!
No, a 'baby' horse is a foul. Concurring with Mr Badger there, 'simplistically' Horses are breeds, that when mature are over 14-hands high, though 'she' did say "One could be a 'Palamino'" which is one of the anomalies, as that breed is a 'miniature' horse, smaller even than most small ponies, which begs a more stringent defamation, where I think it's something to do with the leg-length in relation to the back-length and girth.. or as best as I dare inquire; ponies are short and round, where horses are tall and thin! And don't mention Zebras, Asses or Mules!!! And specifically don't ask about the American Indian Mustang, or Australian 'brumbies' or the difference between a 'wild; horse and a feral pony! Though asking who invented the stirrup, may bring the matter to an abrupt if inconclusive conclusion
The name 'palomino' just refers to a colour, not a breed of miniature horse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palomino I think she might mean 'Falabella'? Time for a new horse expert... or ear wax removal for the messenger?
Nikon F70, Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AF-D & Ilford Pan F 50. FILM - Another selfie by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
Indeed I am, a rather fetching linen suit. You have to look the part for the Goodwood Revival meeting.
Hmmm... planes, wheels.... Ah... Flywheel! 1950s Voigtlander Bessa I on Kodak Portra 800. Flywheel by J White, on Flickr
Another winged beauty... F5, Nikkor 55mm F/1.2, PanF (as I recall) The Angel of Islington by Alastair Lampard, on Flickr
