The date for the third annual Argus Day-in-the-Life was August 3,
2003. The day has been affectionately dubbed "Argust 3rd".

Folks from all walks of life took part in this annual event. The only rule:
use an Argus camera (any Argus camera) on August 3rd, 2003. Each
participant was encouraged to submit only two images for display on
this page. Here they are in the order in which they were submitted (Click
on any image for a larger view):
Phil Sterritt:
Phil says, "I decided to shoot a few pictures with my Argus B to see how it would do.
Found the lens to be pretty sharp, but a bit soft in contrast.  Once you got
used to it, it would probably take some pictorially interesting photos.
Both pictures shot on Walgreen's finest 100-speed house brand film."
It's a reflection of Denver's Civic Center
Park taken from my office window, including
the Denver Art Museum and the Voorhees
Arch.  1/50 sec at f/5.6. Cropped due to
some apparent fogging at the beginning of
the roll.
Denver's Civic Center, 1/100 sec at f/11.
Richard Heather:
Richard says, "A digital Argus photo from
my $20.00 DC1510.
Igor (also known as EGO) the Iguana who
thinks he is a T.rex"
Michael Huck:
Mike says, "Here are my Argust 3rd entries.  Taken in my back yard due to my having the
flu for the 2nd year straight on Argust day. The camera used was a Argus V-100 with the
accessory Argus fan flash and 6B flashbulbs. "

PS- They are really thinking "Cool! They put tuna fish on the horned toad!"
My dog is asking the horned toad on the
alligator where they are taking all of the
yard critters.
My wife's cat is asking the horned toad the
same question.  It turns out they were
looking for someplace with cooler weather.
Doug Gould:
Doug says, "Here are my two submissions. Taken with Argus A2B on Kodak 8 exposure ASA
200 print film. And I didn't even know (I had forgotten) it was Argust 3rd!"
Hrad Kuzyk:
Hrad says, "Both of the photos were taken
with an Argus A2F using Kodak BWC 400
film.  Both shots were made at f/18 at 150
with an Argus 4X Yellow filter.  The subjects
are the sculptures around Hamilton, NJ."
James M. Surprenant:
Title: Truth
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts
Time of Day: Between 9:00 and 9:30 am
Camera: Argus A
Lens: Coated Argus A2 50mm
Film: Arista 125 B&W Print
Exposure: Unrecorded
Title: McGovern's
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts
Time of Day: Between 9:30 and 10:00 am
Camera: Argus A
Lens: Coated Argus A2 50mm
Film: Arista 125 B&W Print
Exposure: Unrecorded
Lynn C. Coulombe:
Title: In Check
Location: Manville, RI
Camera: Argus C4
Lens: 50mm Cintar
Film: Arista 125 B&W Print
Exposure: Unrecorded
Title: Portal to Hell
Location: Cumberland, Rhode Island
Camera: Argus C4 Geiss Modified
Lens: 50mm Cintar
Film: Arista 125 B&W Print
Exposure: Unrecorded
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Argust 3rd, 2003