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Got my wings back.

When I saw the title, I thought you meant you got "your" wings back! Velociraptor3.webp just joking... That is a beautiful picture. :)
 
Nice! I have a Widelux for 35 mm panoramic photography. My other vintage camera is a Stereo Realist and even have a stereo projector for my slides.
 
Gerald Wilgus said:
Nice! I have a Widelux for 35 mm panoramic photography. My other vintage camera is a Stereo Realist and even have a stereo projector for my slides.
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Oh my. I keep losing auctions on eBay for the Widelux. That camera was amazeballs when it come out. The Stereo Realist is on my Needful Things list as well. I also collect vintage film cameras. My most recent acquisitions were a Brownie Hawkeye with flash and 4 dozen unused bulbs, an Argus V-100 rangefinder, and Pentax Super Program. I'm hoping to run some film through them soon.

SusanLR said:
I thought you meant you got "your" wings back!
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I should be so lucky! I was enjoying the different vantage points offered by the drone and it really knocked me sideways to lose access to it for a month. My own fault for flying it into some trees. I got too absorbed in the subject and not enough in the surroundings.
 
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