Sunset is the best time to be down on the spit.

Sunset is the best time to be down on the spit.
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This might have been a 1964 Fairlane, but the details (like bumper blinker) do not match images I found.
This was one of the two vehicles abandoned on Jay and Ellen’s property from previous owners. There are so many bits of nostalgic junk back there that I could be in photo subjects for a straight year.
Pentax K10D 50mm, f2, 800iso, 1/16-1/64 bracketed; Hugin stacked HDR pano; three layers in Gimp: color enhanced, gray values. This picture will span two monitors.
Being an ardent Linux user, I researched how I could get photos off my Galaxy SII. This is not possible with MSD (mass storage device) mode which implies a FAT file system and also implies exclusive access to the file system (but your phone doesn’t stop running when you plug it in). You have to use the PTP (photo transfer protocol) or MTP (media transfer protocol). And you can script this access with Gphoto2.
To detect the device, start with: gphoto2 --auto-detect
To list all your folders and files: gphoto2 -L You will find this far too much to look through.
So, time for grep: gphoto2 -L | fgrep ' folder ' And this will list your folders. You are looking for things like ‘DCIM’ and ‘Camera’ likely.
You will also have multiple storage areas, like your USB storage, and your micro SD card. Sort that out with:
gphoto2 -L | grep folder | awk -F/ '{print $2}' | sort | uniq and I found I had these two storage devices:
store_00010001 store_00020002
Another good search of folders with DCIM gave me these folders:
/store_00020002/DCIM/Camera /store_00010001/DCIM/Camera
Alternatively, you can find items in other folders, like all movies:
gphoto2 -L -f/store_00020002/ | egrep -ie 'mov|vid|wmv|mp4|mkv$'
And I hope you find this useful!