date:20200408

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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 9:07 PM Godfrey DiGiorgi 
wrote:

> One of the forty six exposures I made on my walk yesterday.
>
>   Spiral Art - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iNp4i8
>
> While I've done these sorts of photos with the Leica CL + Voigtländer 10mm
> (and other cameras...) and found them successful and satisfying, I have to
> say the Hasselblad 907x + 21 mm takes them to a different level in detail
> and tonal qualities.
>
> I'll suspect I'll try more people oriented street shooting when the 45mm
> lens arrives.  :D
>
> enjoy!
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PESO 2020 - 061 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi

One of the forty six exposures I made on my walk yesterday.

  Spiral Art - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iNp4i8

While I've done these sorts of photos with the Leica CL + Voigtländer 10mm (and 
other cameras...) and found them successful and satisfying, I have to say the 
Hasselblad 907x + 21 mm takes them to a different level in detail and tonal 
qualities. 

I'll suspect I'll try more people oriented street shooting when the 45mm lens 
arrives.  :D

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Re: OT Geso, its a start


I agree!  particularly


   D721747 and


   D721748

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On 4/8/2020 3:55 PM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:

Nice, David!

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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 12:54 PM David J Brooks  wrote:


A few flowers are coming out, its a start

The daffy's are out front the pumpkin flower is froma seed i started back
in Feb rto make sure they had some life in them ol seeds

D7200 18-70

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Re: OT Geso, its a start

2020-04-08 Thread Steve Cottrell

On 8/4/20, David J Brooks, discombobulated, unleashed:

>A few flowers are coming out, its a start
>
>The daffy's are out front the pumpkin flower is froma seed i started back
>in Feb rto make sure they had some life in them ol seeds
>
>D7200 18-70
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>Dave
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>http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2020-flower1/album/index.html

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Re: PESO - A Geranium

2020-04-08 Thread Steve Cottrell

On 8/4/20, Bulent Celasun, discombobulated, unleashed:

>Fresh from the balkony. Shot half an hour ago...
>
>https://www.flickr.com/photos/bc_the_path/49749848611/in/dateposted-public/

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Re: PESO - A Geranium

Been mainly home for about that long too.. and, yes, doing as fine as 
possible.. as long as I don't run out of
mini- dark chocolate peanut butter cups and no nitrite angus 
frankfurters... the comfort treats I ration :-)


Best,
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On 4/8/2020 1:59 PM, Bulent Celasun wrote:

Thank you, Ann.

Happy to hear from you and knowing that you are fine.
We have been home for more than a month now and
I do not expect going out freely before June.

Photographically speaking,
I appreciate geraniums more than
apples,
kitchen utilities,
book shelves
and selfies.

Seriously speaking (finally),
limitations are expected to feed
creativity.
We'll see  : ))

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ann sanfedele , 8 Nis 2020 Çar, 20:51 tarihinde şunu yazdı:

that's lovely - you've made me appreciate geraniums :-)

ann

On 4/8/2020 11:04 AM, Bulent Celasun wrote:

I like being home, I always did.
No problem.
...

Fresh from the balkony. Shot half an hour ago...

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Re: OT Geso, its a start

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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 12:54 PM David J Brooks  wrote:

> A few flowers are coming out, its a start
>
> The daffy's are out front the pumpkin flower is froma seed i started back
> in Feb rto make sure they had some life in them ol seeds
>
> D7200 18-70
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Re: Take the long way home

2020-04-08 Thread Bob Pdml


> On 8 Apr 2020, at 16:33, Ralf R Radermacher  wrote:
> 
> Am 08.04.20 um 16:29 schrieb John:
>> I've been doing "virtual" travel via Google Maps ... sort of dreaming
>> where I'm going to go if I ever get to go anywhere again. I've made it
>> down to Atlanta so far.
> 
> I don't even need Google Maps. My 'inner eye' keeps flashing me lots of
> sights from the French and Belgian coast - all the places we would have
> been going to in the next two weeks - while I'm trying to concentrate on
> translating the docs of a turbine-generator set from 'no English' to
> German.

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> On Apr 8, 2020, at 10:55 AM, ann sanfedele  wrote:
> 
> John -- (or anyone)
> Found this on Youtube -- I've been there, done that ... 11 minutes of 
> Canonland's White Rim -
> have fun!
> 
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdjfptfwQU4=z13yixt4pmibuh04o04cdxpxpzvjstu5c2o.1503878133082749

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Re: PESO Heart Shaped Rock

2020-04-08 Thread Olga Iona Custer


> On Apr 7, 2020, at 11:36 PM, Larry Colen  wrote:
> 
> A couple miles south of my house, at toll house curve,  there is a heart 
> shaped rock on the side of the road.  Somebody, I presume the owner of the 
> property that it’s on, paints it intermittently.  It often has something cute 
> like “I’ll always love you”. When Boris was in town, he, Olga, John and I 
> stopped by it and photographed it painted with bees.
> 
> On my way home from work (actually, the short way home this time), I noticed 
> that it had been topically repainted, so I stopped to get a quick photo.
> 
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49748661731/in/album-72157713800688898/

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Re: PESO - A Geranium

Thank you, Ann.

Happy to hear from you and knowing that you are fine.
We have been home for more than a month now and
I do not expect going out freely before June.

Photographically speaking,
I appreciate geraniums more than
apples,
kitchen utilities,
book shelves
and selfies.

Seriously speaking (finally),
limitations are expected to feed
creativity.
We'll see  : ))

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ann sanfedele , 8 Nis 2020 Çar, 20:51 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
>
> that's lovely - you've made me appreciate geraniums :-)
>
> ann
>
> On 4/8/2020 11:04 AM, Bulent Celasun wrote:
> > I like being home, I always did.
> > No problem.
> > ...
> >
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Re: Take the long way home

John -- (or anyone)
Found this on Youtube -- I've been there, done that ... 11 minutes of
Canonland's White Rim -

have fun!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdjfptfwQU4=z13yixt4pmibuh04o04cdxpxpzvjstu5c2o.1503878133082749

ann

On 4/8/2020 10:29 AM, John wrote:
I've been doing "virtual" travel via Google Maps ... sort of dreaming
where I'm going to go if I ever get to go anywhere again. I've made it
down to Atlanta so far.

I-40 to I-85 is the quickest, but US 1 down to Columbia, SC and I-20
through Augusta are maybe less hectic. Neither appears to be all that
photogenic. No place along the way that really inspires me to linger.

I'm thinking about how I could do just sticking to the numbered
highways and avoiding the interstates all together.

Atlanta is just the gateway to places west ...

There's an old saying that if you die anywhere in the south it doesn't
matter if you're going to heaven or to hell, you're going to change
planes in Atlanta.

I'm going out west again some day. Maybe I'll make it all the way to
California.

There's a couple of things I saw before that I'd like to see again &
maybe try to get a decent photograph this time.

On 4/7/2020 19:31:06, ann sanfedele wrote:
Love taking the long way in general and enjoyed your whole big set..
would have liked to have driven it with you.
Motley crew looks like they are wondering what the hell you are doing
there.

ann

On 4/5/2020 3:36 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
On Friday I worked in Modesto. For those of you who aren’t familiar
with Central California geography, it’s about 115 miles (180 klicks)
and a two hour drive away.

In short, I drove two hours there, it took us 4.5 hours to install a
rack, and after getting an awesome (take out) burger, I was facing a
two hour drive home. Fortunately I knew a shortcut over Mount
Hamilton, which if I didn’t stop, would only take about 3.5 hours.

For Great Glass!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49737476342/in/album-72157713760697808/

At one point, just before going around a turn, I saw this motley
looking crew standing by the road, so I stopped to photograph them,
never getting even within 6m, much less 6 feet:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49737457822/in/album-72157713760697808/

I crested the summit just before sunset, and spent another big chunk
of time photographing in that area as well.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49736618463/in/album-72157713760697808/

For those that are interested: the full set (66 photos) is at:
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Re: PESO - A Geranium


that's lovely - you've made me appreciate geraniums :-)

ann

On 4/8/2020 11:04 AM, Bulent Celasun wrote:

I like being home, I always did.
No problem.
...

Fresh from the balkony. Shot half an hour ago...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bc_the_path/49749848611/in/dateposted-public/

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Re: PESO - A Geranium

Thank you, Dan.

Nowadays they happen to be more photogenic (if there is such a thing)
than our cacti.

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Daniel J. Matyola , 8 Nis 2020 Çar, 18:25
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> Nicely delicate!
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OT Geso, its a start

2020-04-08 Thread David J Brooks

A few flowers are coming out, its a start

The daffy's are out front the pumpkin flower is froma seed i started back
in Feb rto make sure they had some life in them ol seeds

D7200 18-70

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Re: Take the long way home

2020-04-08 Thread Ralf R Radermacher


Am 08.04.20 um 16:29 schrieb John:

I've been doing "virtual" travel via Google Maps ... sort of dreaming
where I'm going to go if I ever get to go anywhere again. I've made it
down to Atlanta so far.


I don't even need Google Maps. My 'inner eye' keeps flashing me lots of
sights from the French and Belgian coast - all the places we would have
been going to in the next two weeks - while I'm trying to concentrate on
translating the docs of a turbine-generator set from 'no English' to
German.

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>  From one of the few films I've exposed with the LX I had for a short
> time. Didn't like the mushy trigger and it was a little big for my hands.
>
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 9:23 AM ann sanfedele  wrote:

>
>
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>
> "technical" info... I had the camera on tripod and set self timer to get
> the photo of me in the mask I made to show friends on facebook .. I was
> checking out
> the "frame" before sitting down on the chair , and checking otu how I
> looked etc.  I got up to "chimp" and Ashley jumped up on the chair
> posing nicely I hit the release and moved away from the camera - she was
> transfixed by the blinking red light ticing off the seconds. I got a
> nice portrait (scroll right to see) and then had some photoshop fun.
> Wanted it to be obvious it was photoshopped... Ashley would NOT have
> tolerated being dressed up for a second.
>
> see earlier peso of me in my mask..
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PESO - A Geranium

I like being home, I always did.
No problem.
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Fresh from the balkony. Shot half an hour ago...

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Re: Take the long way home

I've been doing "virtual" travel via Google Maps ... sort of dreaming where I'm 
going to go if I ever get to go anywhere again. I've made it down to Atlanta so far.


I-40 to I-85 is the quickest, but US 1 down to Columbia, SC and I-20 through 
Augusta are maybe less hectic. Neither appears to be all that photogenic. No 
place along the way that really inspires me to linger.


I'm thinking about how I could do just sticking to the numbered highways and 
avoiding the interstates all together.


Atlanta is just the gateway to places west ...

There's an old saying that if you die anywhere in the south it doesn't matter if 
you're going to heaven or to hell, you're going to change planes in Atlanta.


I'm going out west again some day. Maybe I'll make it all the way to California.

There's a couple of things I saw before that I'd like to see again & maybe try 
to get a decent photograph this time.



On 4/7/2020 19:31:06, ann sanfedele wrote:
Love taking the long way in general and enjoyed your whole big set.. would have 
liked to have driven it with you.

Motley crew looks like they are wondering what the hell you are doing there.

ann

On 4/5/2020 3:36 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
On Friday I worked in Modesto. For those of you who aren’t familiar with 
Central California geography, it’s about 115 miles (180 klicks) and a two hour 
drive away.


In short, I drove two hours there, it took us 4.5 hours to install a rack, and 
after getting an awesome (take out) burger, I was facing a two hour drive 
home.  Fortunately I knew a shortcut over Mount Hamilton, which if I didn’t 
stop, would only take about 3.5 hours.


For Great Glass!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49737476342/in/album-72157713760697808/

At one point, just before going around a turn, I saw this motley looking crew 
standing by the road, so I stopped to photograph them, never getting even 
within 6m, much less 6 feet:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49737457822/in/album-72157713760697808/

I crested the summit just before sunset, and spent another big chunk of time 
photographing in that area as well.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/49736618463/in/album-72157713760697808/

For those that are interested: the full set (66 photos) is at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/albums/72157713760697808


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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

Cool. I wondered if maybe it was a NYC street scene from one of the times you 
visited Annsan.


On 4/7/2020 12:31:30, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:

On Apr 7, 2020, at 7:21 AM, John  wrote:


Red Sofa - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYv2


Tell us about the print over the sofa.


Ah:

https://flic.kr/p/2iMXAKD "Umbrellas, Rain, and Deli-Cious" - Dublin, Ireland
2011 Ricoh GXR-M + Color Skopar 21mm f/4 ISO 1600 @ f/4 @ 1/15 sec

It was one of the last days of my trip to the Isle of Man and Dublin, Ireland
that year. I was on the way home: I took the last ferry of the season from
Douglas to Dublin in very rough seas … The big ferry—very lightly
loaded—tossed like a toothpick on the waves. Everyone on the ship laid on the
decks to avoid getting seasick and to stop being thrown about. We put in to
port late and exhausted.

I had a room at the North Star Hotel booked for two nights, but something had
clobbered my reservation and on the books I only had one night there, but my
plane home was flying on the third day. A little negotiation and I upgraded
to a very nice suite on the upper floor for the duration. I was glad to do
it. I only made it out of the hotel three times, for about an hour apiece, in
the two and a half days because of the drenching rains and high winds.

On one of those excursions, I walked down the block and around the corner
onto Talbot Street to get a cup of espresso and a pastry. The rain was
pouring down, but I couldn't help pull out the Ricoh GXR-M to make a couple
of shots. It was dim, I had to use ISO 1600, and to further add insult to
injury this was the best exposure and I had to crop it down by about 40% to
get what I wanted.

Later that year, I had this 30-inch wide canvas wrap made as a holiday gift
to my partner, and it's been on the wall in the living room since. :)

I thought I'd posted it in the PESO 2011 set, but I saw it wasn't there when
I looked. It is now. ;-)

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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

You can have GFI breakers installed. But it's a pain to test them monthly like 
you're supposed to do.


Generally a GFI circuit in the kitchen or bathroom will have the GFI installed 
on the first outlet on the circuit with the other outlets on the circuit 
protected by that GFI.


Makes it much easier to do the monthly tests.

Y'all do test them every month don't you?

How would you know they're still providing protection if you don't test them?

On 4/7/2020 10:53:32, Alan C wrote:
We call it Earth Leakage over here. Trips the main switch if any leakage to 
earth (ground) is detected. Can only work with a 3-pin plug. If you have an 
appliance with one of those 2-pin plugs you potentially have no protection. 
Appliances with 2-pin plugs are supposed to be double earthed & have all plastic 
bodies. Like in NZ, a plug may not be near a sink or in a bathroom or shower. 
Stick to the rules & be safe. To be safe, stand by generators should have an 
earth leakage unit on the outlet unless they feed the house through a board with 
such a unit. They started installing earth leakage units here in the 1960's 
after a housewife was electrocuted by a washing machine.


Alan

On 07-Apr-20 03:35 PM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:

If you look between the plugs, you will note two small rectangles.  These
are "ground fault" outlets, designed for use near water sources and quite
safe.

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Re: PESO: Being Safe in NYC

2020-04-08 Thread Paul Stenquist

Well done. Both mask and photo.

Paul

> On Apr 8, 2020, at 9:23 AM, ann sanfedele  wrote:
> 
> 
> https://annsan.smugmug.com/The-Kitty-Corner/Ashley-ultimate-alpha-tabby/i-nzhwchX/A
> 
> "technical" info... I had the camera on tripod and set self timer to get the 
> photo of me in the mask I made to show friends on facebook .. I was checking 
> out
> the "frame" before sitting down on the chair , and checking otu how I looked 
> etc.  I got up to "chimp" and Ashley jumped up on the chair posing nicely I 
> hit the release and moved away from the camera - she was transfixed by the 
> blinking red light ticing off the seconds. I got a nice portrait (scroll 
> right to see) and then had some photoshop fun.
> Wanted it to be obvious it was photoshopped... Ashley would NOT have 
> tolerated being dressed up for a second.
> 
> see earlier peso of me in my mask..
> 
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PESO: Tug 'Robuste' in Dunkirk

2020-04-08 Thread Ralf R Radermacher


From one of the few films I've exposed with the LX I had for a short
time. Didn't like the mushy trigger and it was a little big for my hands.

https://www.fotocommunity.de/photo/robuste-fotoralfbe/43683622

Enjoy.

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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG


On 4/8/2020 01:48:09, David Mann wrote:

You can never put too many outlets in a kitchen.  We have a similar
arrangement to you for the outlets and it's just enough.  One of the outlets
has a USB charger built-in.  We also have the dishwasher on a switch to
prevent little fingers from accidentally activating it.

We had our entire switchboard replaced when we installed the kitchen.  Partly
because the old one contained asbestos and the kitchen work would have
require drilling into it, but also to get the entire house protected with
earth-leakage breakers (due again to little fingers).

That dual-voltage system must be a pain in terms of infrastructure.

Cheers, Dave



Depends on what you're used to.


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https://annsan.smugmug.com/The-Kitty-Corner/Ashley-ultimate-alpha-tabby/i-nzhwchX/A

"technical" info... I had the camera on tripod and set self timer to get 
the photo of me in the mask I made to show friends on facebook .. I was 
checking out
the "frame" before sitting down on the chair , and checking otu how I 
looked etc.  I got up to "chimp" and Ashley jumped up on the chair 
posing nicely I hit the release and moved away from the camera - she was 
transfixed by the blinking red light ticing off the seconds. I got a 
nice portrait (scroll right to see) and then had some photoshop fun.
Wanted it to be obvious it was photoshopped... Ashley would NOT have 
tolerated being dressed up for a second.


see earlier peso of me in my mask..

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Re: P-TTL flash.

2020-04-08 Thread John J Bloomfield

I've been shooting with Godox lighting gear for about 5 years now.

And petitioning them to give full P-TTL support and HSS to Pentax - and was
over the moon when they did.

The TT350p is an awesome little flash in itself (it's  a lovely size
physically) and a perfect cost effective gateway in to a system that will
allow you to explore, off camera flash and even studio strobes all on the
same transmission system should you ever want to.

Godox really do provide high quality gear for comparatively cheap prices.
Something to note though their warranty is 'via retailer' you can't go to
them direct so it can be worth paying a little more to get from a reputable
retailer you know will support you down the road. The adorama stuff is
exactly the same as Godox (and communicates file with Godox branded gear
should you mix them later) they just re-brand them I think so that they
know if a unit really came from them if you need to make a warranty claim,
to avoid people trying to scam them.

Go for it - sure you won't regret it.

Kind Regards
John

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wrote:

> I keep thinking of upgrading my flash capabilities, especially as my
> older flashes keep dying...
>
> While doing my research I a flash that's flown completely under my radar.
>
> The Godox TT 350p, also sold by Adorama under the Flashpoint brand.
>
> It looks really good for the money, for about half of the cost of a
> AF201FG you get 75% greater output, (than a AT201FG), a claimed 1 - 2.2
> second recycle time, full manual control, a built in radio controller
> for up to three groups of other Godox flashes, full Pentax P-TTL
> compatibility, and unlike the other third party flashes, at least
> according to the reviews I've read you don't sacrifice reliability, (I'm
> looking at your Yongnuo), or recycle times, (everybody else except Metz.
> and if you're buying Metz you might as well be buying Pentax as far as
> cost is concerned).
>
> Has anyone else used one of these units, or will I be the first.
>
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Re: PESO: Magnolia Blossom

Thanks, Bulent.
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2020 at 3:27 AM Bulent Celasun 
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> Elegant and refreshing.
> The background is brighter than the subject
> and it works nicely here.
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> Daniel J. Matyola , 7 Nis 2020 Sal, 17:46
> tarihinde şunu yazdı:
> >
> > My two larger and older Magnolia trees are now in full blossom.  I love
> the
> > many colorful flowers they produce.  This year the weather is
> cooperating,
> > and they are staying on the trees longer than when we have windy and
> rainy
> > weather after they emerge.
> >
> > http://dan-matyola.squarespace.com/danmatyolas-pesos/2020/4/7/magnolia
> >
> > K-5 IIs, smc FA 100mm MACRO F 2.8
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Re: Take the long way home

2020-04-08 Thread Bob Pdml


> On 8 Apr 2020, at 09:28, Larry Colen  wrote:
> 
> 
> 
>> […]
> 
> One of my dad’s favorite description of heavy rain was “like a tall cow 
> pissing on a flat rock”. Mind you, my father grew up, or at least spent most 
> of the first twenty odd years of his life, on the same small island 3000 
> miles from the California coast as Ann lives on, so I don’t know where the 
> hell he picked that phrase up.  […]

A few years ago when i was travelling in India I had a conversation that went 
something like this:

Where are you from?
London
Do you grow much rice there?
Not really
Mostly wheat then?



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Re: Take the long way home

> On Apr 7, 2020, at 4:31 PM, ann sanfedele  wrote:
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> Love taking the long way in general and enjoyed your whole big set.. would 
> have liked to have driven it with you.

Make it out to this part of the left coast and I’d be happy to drive it again 
with you.

> Motley crew looks like they are wondering what the hell you are doing there.

Said crew were on the nominal “non-cattle” side of fences, and did not seem to 
be at all interested in changing that status.  If I got closer to them than 
they liked, they’d wander down the road a bit further.

A potentially amusing post script.  After I had taken my fill of photos, I 
wandered back to the van and continued up the road. As I approached the cattle 
I noticed one of them was relieving itself.  One of my dad’s favorite 
description of heavy rain was “like a tall cow pissing on a flat rock”. Mind 
you, my father grew up, or at least spent most of the first twenty odd years of 
his life, on the same small island 3000 miles from the California coast as Ann 
lives on, so I don’t know where the hell he picked that phrase up.  After the 
show, I continued around the bend, and saw a couple pulled to the side of the 
road sitting on the hood of their car watching the cows.  As I came up to them 
I rolled down my window and commented on the state of dealing with the 
pandemic.  “It’s pretty sad when what passes for excitement is watching a cow 
take a leak”.

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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi

Yes, 240VAC is often (if not usually or always) available as a separate feed in 
most homes for powering high load devices like air conditioners, clothes 
dryers, etc. The building had the feed from its inception for some of the 
heavier duty machinery (like th air circulation system and pool filtering 
equipment), and a line was extended to our condo unit prior to us buying it to 
power in-unit clothes washer and dryer. It's a larger, three-pronged, earthed 
plug from the standard US two and three prong plug. 

G

> On Apr 7, 2020, at 11:01 PM, mike wilson  wrote:
> 
> It's the first I've heard of 240VAC in American homes.  Just to drift the 
> thread a little further: was this in when the condo was built?  what's the 
> plug difference?

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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread Alan C


Nominally 220-240V phase to neutral & 380V phase to phase.

Alan C

On 08-Apr-20 08:47 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Sorry - you misunderstood me.  Our 240V is single phase.  Typical 
power to the house is 3-wire - two hot wires and a neutral. Voltage 
across the two hot wires, which are opposite phases is 240V and 
voltage from each hot to the neutral is 120V.  And yes, 3 phase is 
pretty much industrial.  How is your 3 phase set up. Here  two of the 
three wires are 120 V to neutral and the third is a "wild" phase that 
is 180V to neutral.


-p

On 4/8/2020 1:25 AM, Alan C wrote:
Surprised to hear you still have 3 phase installations. All houses 
here are single phase 240V. Industrial installations use 3 phase.


Alan C

On 08-Apr-20 08:14 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Actually, the dual voltage (120/240VAC) infrastructure is not too 
bad to deal with.  Appliances with a high power draw - stove, oven, 
water heater, well pump, for example - require 240 V, but each has a 
dedicated circuit. Nearly everything else - lights, receptacles, 
kitchen appliances are 120V.  You do need to set up your 120V 
circuits so there is a balanced load with each phase of the 240V 
providing fairly equal power.


-p

On 4/8/2020 12:48 AM, David Mann wrote:
You can never put too many outlets in a kitchen.  We have a similar 
arrangement to you for the outlets and it's just enough.  One of 
the outlets has a USB charger built-in.  We also have the 
dishwasher on a switch to prevent little fingers from accidentally 
activating it.


We had our entire switchboard replaced when we installed the 
kitchen.  Partly because the old one contained asbestos and the 
kitchen work would have require drilling into it, but also to get 
the entire house protected with earth-leakage breakers (due again 
to little fingers).


That dual-voltage system must be a pain in terms of infrastructure.

Cheers,
Dave

On Apr 7, 2020, at 11:33 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi 
 wrote:


Hi!

Hmm. Well, we're to code for here. I rebuilt the kitchen in 2016 
and everything passed the building inspector afterwards nicely. It 
failed inspection before I did the job… The building was built in 
1973 and had dismal wiring in the condominium units … I've ripped 
out all the electricals and upgraded everything throughout the 
condo to modern spec and capabilities.


That wall behind the sink now has three standard 110VAC outlets 
spaced about 1.3m apart to provide power for countertop appliance 
use, plus the switching for undercabinet lighting and the garbage 
disposal unit. They're all-weather sealed outlets inside and all 
properly grounded. I have two more on the opposite side of the 
kitchen at each end of the other main work counter, and one in the 
refrigerator nacelle. Each side of the kitchen is a separate 
circuit with its own breaker protection. There's also the 240VAC 
high load circuit for the stovetop, convection/microwave oven, and 
dishwasher on the sink side. I went all out to provide sufficient, 
safe circuits and power because before I redid the kitchen there 
was just one 110VAC and one 240VAC circuit for everything, and 
only two poorly placed outlets.


A little TMI, I'm sure. I had too much fun designing the kitchen 
and re-laying-out the electricals for the condo. Never mind all 
the other projects and upgrades… :D


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On Apr 7, 2020, at 12:28 AM, David Mann  wrote:

I think it would be illegal to have electrical sockets that close 
to a sink here.


Cheers,
Dave

On Apr 7, 2020, at 9:33 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi 
 wrote:


I've been putzing about the condo today with the camera.

Dining Table - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYtD
Red Sofa - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYv2
Mexican Bear - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMCvAE
Kitchen Sink - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYwj

All made with Hasselblad 907x and the XCD 21mm f/4 lens, ISO 200 
@ f/8.


Great art...? LOL! But it's fun and I'm getting to know the 
camera pretty well now.

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While many/most of the the strips in Something Positive  are not suitable for 
the delicate sensibilities of this group, todays comic is about photography, 
and art.

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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread Ralf R Radermacher


Am 08.04.20 um 08:47 schrieb Paul Sorenson:

Sorry - you misunderstood me.  Our 240V is single phase.  Typical power
to the house is 3-wire - two hot wires and a neutral. Voltage across the
two hot wires, which are opposite phases is 240V and voltage from each
hot to the neutral is 120V.  And yes, 3 phase is pretty much
industrial.  How is your 3 phase set up. Here  two of the three wires
are 120 V to neutral and the third is a "wild" phase that is 180V to
neutral.


What a peculiar concept. Power stations usually generate three-phase AC
with an offset of 120 degrees between the phases. 120 V between one
phase and neutral and 240 V between two phases would suggest 180 degrees.

In Europe we have 230 V for one phase to neutral and 400 V between any
two phases with 120 degrees. Most residential buildings have three
phases plus neutral and our cooker is hooked up to all three. The same
goes for tankless water heaters (usually 27 kW).

Ralf

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Re: PESO: Magnolia Blossom

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RE: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread jcoyle

Dave's correct- we had our kitchen gutted and remodelled over 20 years ago, and 
the designer had the foresight to include  7 independent outlets, plus those 
for the cooktop, cooker, fridge, dishwasher, garbage grinder, and microwave, 
plus spotlights in the pantry and over every work surface.  There is a 
fluorescent light as well in the centre of the ceiling, but we rarely need to 
use it.  On the topic of power, we bought a new induction cooktop last year, 
which meant we had to change the wiring from 15amp to 40amp: thought it would 
be horribly expensive, but a clever electrician not only did the job without 
leaving any exposed ducting, but also added two more power outlets for us at a 
very reasonable cost.
Thankfully, the design has worked well for us all that time, even though every 
appliance has had to be changed at least once!

John in Brisbane

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Subject: Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

You can never put too many outlets in a kitchen.  We have a similar arrangement 
to you for the outlets and it's just enough.  One of the outlets has a USB 
charger built-in.  We also have the dishwasher on a switch to prevent little 
fingers from accidentally activating it.

We had our entire switchboard replaced when we installed the kitchen.  Partly 
because the old one contained asbestos and the kitchen work would have require 
drilling into it, but also to get the entire house protected with earth-leakage 
breakers (due again to little fingers).

That dual-voltage system must be a pain in terms of infrastructure.

Cheers,
Dave

> On Apr 7, 2020, at 11:33 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi  wrote:
> 
> Hi! 
> 
> Hmm. Well, we're to code for here. I rebuilt the kitchen in 2016 and 
> everything passed the building inspector afterwards nicely. It failed 
> inspection before I did the job… The building was built in 1973 and had 
> dismal wiring in the condominium units … I've ripped out all the electricals 
> and upgraded everything throughout the condo to modern spec and capabilities. 
> 
> That wall behind the sink now has three standard 110VAC outlets spaced about 
> 1.3m apart to provide power for countertop appliance use, plus the switching 
> for undercabinet lighting and the garbage disposal unit. They're all-weather 
> sealed outlets inside and all properly grounded. I have two more on the 
> opposite side of the kitchen at each end of the other main work counter, and 
> one in the refrigerator nacelle. Each side of the kitchen is a separate 
> circuit with its own breaker protection. There's also the 240VAC high load 
> circuit for the stovetop, convection/microwave oven, and dishwasher on the 
> sink side. I went all out to provide sufficient, safe circuits and power 
> because before I redid the kitchen there was just one 110VAC and one 240VAC 
> circuit for everything, and only two poorly placed outlets.
> 
> A little TMI, I'm sure. I had too much fun designing the kitchen and 
> re-laying-out the electricals for the condo. Never mind all the other 
> projects and upgrades… :D
> 
> G
> —
> "Simplify, simplify, simplify.” ~ Henry David Thoreau "One 'simplify' 
> would have sufficed." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
> 
> 
>> On Apr 7, 2020, at 12:28 AM, David Mann  wrote:
>> 
>> I think it would be illegal to have electrical sockets that close to a sink 
>> here.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Dave
>> 
>>> On Apr 7, 2020, at 9:33 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi  wrote:
>>> 
>>> I've been putzing about the condo today with the camera. 
>>> 
>>> Dining Table - Santa Clara 2020 ::  https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYtD Red 
>>> Sofa - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYv2 Mexican Bear - 
>>> Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMCvAE Kitchen Sink - Santa 
>>> Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYwj
>>> 
>>> All made with Hasselblad 907x and the XCD 21mm f/4 lens, ISO 200 @ f/8. 
>>> 
>>> Great art...? LOL! But it's fun and I'm getting to know the camera pretty 
>>> well now. 
> 
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Re: PESO 2020 - 057-060 - GDG

2020-04-08 Thread Paul Sorenson

Sorry - you misunderstood me.  Our 240V is single phase.  Typical power 
to the house is 3-wire - two hot wires and a neutral. Voltage across the 
two hot wires, which are opposite phases is 240V and voltage from each 
hot to the neutral is 120V.  And yes, 3 phase is pretty much 
industrial.  How is your 3 phase set up. Here  two of the three wires 
are 120 V to neutral and the third is a "wild" phase that is 180V to 
neutral.


-p

On 4/8/2020 1:25 AM, Alan C wrote:
Surprised to hear you still have 3 phase installations. All houses 
here are single phase 240V. Industrial installations use 3 phase.


Alan C

On 08-Apr-20 08:14 AM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Actually, the dual voltage (120/240VAC) infrastructure is not too bad 
to deal with.  Appliances with a high power draw - stove, oven, water 
heater, well pump, for example - require 240 V, but each has a 
dedicated circuit. Nearly everything else - lights, receptacles, 
kitchen appliances are 120V.  You do need to set up your 120V 
circuits so there is a balanced load with each phase of the 240V 
providing fairly equal power.


-p

On 4/8/2020 12:48 AM, David Mann wrote:
You can never put too many outlets in a kitchen.  We have a similar 
arrangement to you for the outlets and it's just enough.  One of the 
outlets has a USB charger built-in.  We also have the dishwasher on 
a switch to prevent little fingers from accidentally activating it.


We had our entire switchboard replaced when we installed the 
kitchen.  Partly because the old one contained asbestos and the 
kitchen work would have require drilling into it, but also to get 
the entire house protected with earth-leakage breakers (due again to 
little fingers).


That dual-voltage system must be a pain in terms of infrastructure.

Cheers,
Dave

On Apr 7, 2020, at 11:33 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi 
 wrote:


Hi!

Hmm. Well, we're to code for here. I rebuilt the kitchen in 2016 
and everything passed the building inspector afterwards nicely. It 
failed inspection before I did the job… The building was built in 
1973 and had dismal wiring in the condominium units … I've ripped 
out all the electricals and upgraded everything throughout the 
condo to modern spec and capabilities.


That wall behind the sink now has three standard 110VAC outlets 
spaced about 1.3m apart to provide power for countertop appliance 
use, plus the switching for undercabinet lighting and the garbage 
disposal unit. They're all-weather sealed outlets inside and all 
properly grounded. I have two more on the opposite side of the 
kitchen at each end of the other main work counter, and one in the 
refrigerator nacelle. Each side of the kitchen is a separate 
circuit with its own breaker protection. There's also the 240VAC 
high load circuit for the stovetop, convection/microwave oven, and 
dishwasher on the sink side. I went all out to provide sufficient, 
safe circuits and power because before I redid the kitchen there 
was just one 110VAC and one 240VAC circuit for everything, and only 
two poorly placed outlets.


A little TMI, I'm sure. I had too much fun designing the kitchen 
and re-laying-out the electricals for the condo. Never mind all the 
other projects and upgrades… :D


G
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"One 'simplify' would have sufficed." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson



On Apr 7, 2020, at 12:28 AM, David Mann  wrote:

I think it would be illegal to have electrical sockets that close 
to a sink here.


Cheers,
Dave

On Apr 7, 2020, at 9:33 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi 
 wrote:


I've been putzing about the condo today with the camera.

Dining Table - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYtD
Red Sofa - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYv2
Mexican Bear - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMCvAE
Kitchen Sink - Santa Clara 2020 :: https://flic.kr/p/2iMGYwj

All made with Hasselblad 907x and the XCD 21mm f/4 lens, ISO 200 
@ f/8.


Great art...? LOL! But it's fun and I'm getting to know the 
camera pretty well now.

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