The Hidden World

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Is there a larger version of this picture somewhere?



I would like to try and find out what camera he had.

The camera photo is on page 232 in War on Lemuria.

http://www.dougskinner.net/?p=117

http://www.shavertron.com/corry.html

I meant War over Lemuria. https://www.amazon.com/Richard-Toronto/e/B00DDTU6YA/

Ware On was the original title of Warning to Future Man. https://www.sacred-texts.com/ufo/irl/irl25.htm

https://www.sacred-texts.com/ufo/irl/index.htm

Richard Shaver said everything he knew was in these writings. That was why all the footnotes to explain the concepts he felt were vital to understanding our real predicament on Lemuria (earth).

Aha! Luckily I keep WAR OVER LEMURIA on my bedside. I should have recognised the photo.

But i do recognise the camera, it's a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic. Lens might be a Vivitar but it's really difficult to tell.

http://www.shavertron.com/pobstrip.html

I leafed through the maybe 150 developed and printed rock pictures on his desk. He developed them himself, on coated or rough stock, depending on what he got sent from the photo dealer, he said. Some were hand colored, tinted with magic marker, to show different areas he wanted to stress, either for a later painting, or for future study.

He used his own techniques. He had a Spotmatic, and a telephoto lens fixed backwards. He'd tried commercial photo labs, but they didn't understand what he wanted.

http://www.shavertron.com/slicedrk1.html

http://www.shavertron.com/blisshistory4.html

http://www.shavertron.com/rogfogoartlet2.html

aeon wrote: ↑

Thu May 16, 2019 12:14 am

He had a Spotmatic, and a telephoto lens fixed backwards.

This means he used a reversing ring that allowed his lens to be installed in reverse for close-up Macro shots. Interesting!

"..my extension tubes are Vivitar and my enlarger is a brand new Durst J35 and I like it."

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