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Ramsden
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EOS90D with 85mm attached + dog on a lead! 

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 Probably around 60yr old bread bin rotting at the the head of a 19th century mine shaft, along with a skeleton of a chair.

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LeeP
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It makes no sense for there to be a bread box at the opening of a mine shaft. THAT is why it is interesting. The chair? Makes one want to invent the improbable story of someone sitting there and eating bread. It's incongruous so therefore the mind wants to make sense of it, which makes it a fun subject to photograph.


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Digital via Canon R100 and R8. Analog via Pentax, Nikon, and Minolta 35mm SLRs and via Mamiya RB67 and 645, not to mention the persnickety Pentax 17.

what do you mean? you don't keep your bread in a mine shaft? i thought everyone kept their bread in a mine shaft. 

Well, given that you're a moderator and I am not, you must know something. I will search out post haste a mine shaft to keep my bread in. [laughing]


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Digital via Canon R100 and R8. Analog via Pentax, Nikon, and Minolta 35mm SLRs and via Mamiya RB67 and 645, not to mention the persnickety Pentax 17.
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