Peter Blaise Photography Gallery 001

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Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 01 of 12 Unknown date - Drakes Island, Maine, US - Minolta 50mm f/2 lens, Minolta SR T 100 camera hand held, manual focus, match needle exposure - unknown film, development and printing, HP ScanJet 4c from 4x6" print - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 02 of 12 Unknown date - Brewster, New York, US - Minolta 50mm f/2 lens, Minolta SR T 100 camera, hand held, manual focus, match needle exposure - unknown film, development and printing, HP ScanJet 4c from 4x6" print- Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 03 of 12 Between 2000-11-09 and 2000-11-13 - Ogunquit, Maine, US - Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture Disk - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 04 of 12 Between 2000-11-09 and 2000-11-13 - Ogunquit, Maine, US - Hoya Intensfier, Tiffen 812, and Tamron Polarizer filters, Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture Disk - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 05 of 12 Between 2000-11-09 and 2000-11-13 - Ogunquit, Maine, US - Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture Disk - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 06 of 12 Between 2002-01-22 and 2002-01-29 - Falls Church, Virginia, US - Minolta 50mm f/2 lens, Minolta X-700 camera hand held, manual focus, auto exposure - unknown film and development - Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II scanner from negative - Adobe Photoshop v6
Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 07 of 12 Between 2001-02-23 and 2001-03-06 - Palms Springs, California, US - Tamron Polarizer filter, Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture Disk - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 08 of 12 Between 2001-06-12 and 2001-06-14 - New York, US - Minolta 45mm f/1.7 lens, Minolta Hi-Matic E camera, hand held, manual focus, auto exposure - unknown film and development - Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II scanner from negative - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 09 of 12 Between 2001-06-12 and 2001-06-14 - New York, US - Minolta 45mm f/1.7 lens, Minolta Hi-Matic E camera, hand held, manual focus, auto exposure - unknown film and development - Minolta Dimage Scan Dual II scanner from negative - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 10 of 12 Between 2001-12-16 and 2001-12-30 - New York City, New York, US - Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak Professional Supra ISO 800 color negative film exposed at 3200 - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture CD - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 11 of 12 Between 2001-12-16 and 2001-12-30 - New York City, New York, US - Tamron 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 lens, Minolta 600si camera, hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak Professional Supra ISO 800 color negative film exposed at 3200 - Kodak/Qualex developing and Picture CD - Adobe Photoshop v6	Peter Blaise Photography 01 Image 12 of 12 Between 2002-05-02 and 2002-05-27 - Washington, DC, US - Olympus AF 38-140mm f/4-11 lens and camera hand held, auto focus and exposure - Kodak Professional Supra 800 film - Kodak/Qualex processing and Picture CD - Adobe Photoshop v6

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