One of our favorite spots to kick back at Walt Disney World. The food is always fantastic and the grounds are wonderful for strolling after dinner with its “California Lodge” look of what you’d expect Yosemite to look like.
Typical Disney attention to detail throughout – a must stay if you’re a Disney fan and a fan of that California look.
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I saw this camera on Instagram and I was smitten. Look at it, LOOK!! Can you see it? It is very well camouflaged. I searched on eBay and low, there was one, just one…and it was in Japan. But it is an APS, dwindling film supplies. Then along came Asographic and there was new hope […]
Chasing some images from about 4 years ago. Taken along Centre Street, downtown Fernandina Beach.
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Such beautiful and inspirational words for these hostile times we are living in. Kindness “trumps” hatred everyday! Peace to ALL!
“My wish for you is that you continue. Continue to be who and how you are, to astonish a mean world with your acts of kindness. Continue to allow humor to lighten the burden of your tender heart.” ~ Maya Angelou
How perfect are these words for so many moments in life?😊
What would you do if you found out that you only had 3 months to live and that there was no known cure? Would you scream? Would you collapse on the floor, break down and cry? Would any words ever be enough to offer even the smallest bit of consolation? Everyday, people around the world are fighting battles we know nothing about, in spite of all their suffering, all their anger, sadness and fear, they get up and somehow, they face the day. That’s a special kind of bravery, and in my books, a special kind of Heroism.
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Wishing Peace for all.
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Beautiful private home in downtown Fernandina Beach. Part of the large historic district located on Amelia Island.
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Along beautiful Centre Street, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island – Florida
One of my favorite buildings along Centre Street. Such details and colors.
Taken with my Fujifilm X-A10 with Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens
Velvia Vivid mode
Hand held at around 1/15
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Rose in a window.
Centre Street, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island – Florida
Fujifilm X-A10 with Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens
Velvia Vivid
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Always a few flags flying along Centre Street, Fernandina Beach – Amelia Island
The fudge shop always a big draw – just getting the crowd on a Saturday night.
Ice cream everywhere!
There’s that Saturday night crowd at Fantastic Fudge.
The famous Palace Saloon… you know they’ll be busy this weekend!
My camera… Fujifilm X-A10 with Canon FD 24mm f2.8 lens. Film simulation mode was Velvia Vivid. I love the gentle colors and the not “eye etching” sharpness that the Canon lens provides. ISO was generally 800-1200 and most apertures were f5.6 to f8 with super slow shutter speeds that were hand held.
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More exactly, how to decode the serial numbers on the Yashica YE 35mm rangefinder camera.
*Not an official Yashica dating site.
We touched on this briefly the other day, but the Yashica YE serial number might have a date code embedded in it. We say might have because we are working off only a 25 camera database – possibly not enough to make a definitive call.
In the example above, the serial number (No. 392745) appears to decode to: 3 = March, 9 = 1959 and 2745 = 2,745th made.
The earliest camera in our database is: (No. 128049) which would be 12 = December, 8 = 1958 and 049 = the 49th made.
The latest in the database is: (No. 699821) which is 6 = June, 9 = 1959 and 9821 = 9,821st made.
Reports on some sites on the Internet claim that only 4,000 cameras were made. The serial numbers, if consecutive and continuous would seem to contradict that. For the moment, let’s keep an open mind about the serial number decoding. More info is needed to fill in the December 1958 and post June 1959 production numbers from Yashica.
If you have some additional info or serial numbers to share, please feel free to share that with us.
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