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This is the old West Tisbury police station. It is now the studio for two artists. The West Tisbury police department is now headquartered at the Public Safety Building, 454 State Rd., West Tisbury. It's correct on Google Maps.
Food Network is working on a story about popcorn for our June issue, and we came across your photo of the popcorn stand at Canobie Lake Park. Would it be possible for you to please send us the high resolution file for consideration in our story? We would of course credit you for the image. Please email me at amckerrow@hearst.com as soon as you get the chance!
Thanks so much,
Anna
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Anna McKerrow
Associate Photo Editor
Food Network Magazine
New York, NY 10019
Where on earth did you get an 8.8mm lens that isn't a fisheye? I had such a 15mm Voigtlander 'Heliar' that seemed about as extreme as possible. Your photo details show you are using a digital camera, which would convert a 8.5mm to about 15mm?
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I believe that's the Smithsonian Castle
This is the old West Tisbury police station. It is now the studio for two artists. The West Tisbury police department is now headquartered at the Public Safety Building, 454 State Rd., West Tisbury. It's correct on Google Maps.
Love this i was there
This is the original Murdock High School. There have been two other Murdock High Schools since then.
Hi Dave!
Food Network is working on a story about popcorn for our June issue, and we came across your photo of the popcorn stand at Canobie Lake Park. Would it be possible for you to please send us the high resolution file for consideration in our story? We would of course credit you for the image. Please email me at amckerrow@hearst.com as soon as you get the chance!
Thanks so much, Anna
-- Anna McKerrow Associate Photo Editor Food Network Magazine New York, NY 10019
Great photo! Hello from Athens
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Where on earth did you get an 8.8mm lens that isn't a fisheye? I had such a 15mm Voigtlander 'Heliar' that seemed about as extreme as possible. Your photo details show you are using a digital camera, which would convert a 8.5mm to about 15mm?
... good work, nice shot ... I like it!
BR
Vincent