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Ich bin Montag auf Tour.
I'm on tour Monday.
Another one from my archives. I thought some colour might be needed seeing as it's the middle of January and a little bit of bokeh never goes amiss, does it? :-)
Top of my 40 year old fountain pen. Used daily in the past, today it is
just a memory of old times...
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The electron tube, also called radio tube, radio lamp or vacuum tube, was the first real electronic component,
I remember these lamps when an old tube radio had to be repaired, I was always there as a child because these lamps glowed so beautifully...
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While I wait outside the photographic studio, time passes by.
Something I found on the attic, something my mother surely still had used.
Finally this insecticide was forbidden in 2002, extremely poisonous and ecologically harmful.
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My mother's iron
The iron is still used, but is no longer suitable for the ironing of laundry.
Macro Mondays: Back In The Day
In our household pencils with rubber are totally extinct.
So I found it suitable for the MM-theme, even tho some still may use it for drawing, both the pencil and the rubber.
We are not anymore :)
Macro Mondays challenge 2/4/18: Back In The Day.
The chances are they are still used but it's got to be rare (it's a typewriter!)
Anybody spot the deliberate mistake? That's right, I wasn't using the "o" key for this picture. That and the fact there is no ribbon...
Sorry but apparently there's only so much chocolate you should eat...
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Here is my Macro Monday captures taken today for the theme this week that is "Back in the Day".
This was my grandfather's calculator he used for work and for doing taxes. Can add, subtract and multiply.
Captured here at f/32, ISO 100 for 15seconds.
The numbers I entered into the mechanical machine is the 'date' around when these were made.
A few years ago near Niagara on the Lake. This was also situated across from a flea market. Great location for some fun.
Happy Truck tHuRsDay
Taken for the #MacroMondays and #BackInTheDay.
Was trying to find something obsolete for MM and thought of all the blank CDs I have that I never use anymore. Everything I listen to now is streamed. I realize that some places/people may still be using CDs so if this is too current, please give it the boot.
It amazes me how modern these seemed just 20 years ago and now they are just collecting dust.
A Microcassette is an audio storage medium introduced by Olympus in 1969. It uses the same width of magnetic tape as the Compact Cassette but in a much smaller container (Wiki).
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An old audio cassette deck that hasn't been used for some years. When I was growing up they were the must have item.
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Macro Mondays " Back In The Day" theme.
Made in the 1940s or 50s by my grandfather, who was a brush maker.
He made industrial brushes for the woollen mills as well as domestic brushes. As a child I loved to watch them being made in the workshop.
For over 30 years I have developed my 35mm and roll films myself. The films were placed in complete darkness on this spiral and then placed in the associated box with a light-tight lid. Then the light was switched on again, the developer was poured into it and the can was moved evenly for about 5 minutes. Finally, the development chemistry was distributed and replaced by the fixation. Move again for a few minutes. Then it just needed watering. In the end, always the exciting question: Did I take good pictures and made no mistake in the development. This tension no longer occurs in digital photography. Sometimes a pity!
Über 30 Jahre lang habe ich meine Kleinbild- und auch Rollfilme selber entwickelt. Die Filme wurden bei völliger Dunkelheit auf diese Spirale geschoben und dann in die dazugehörige Dose mit lichtdichtem Deckel gestellt. Anschließend konnte das Licht wieder eingeschaltet werden, der Entwickler wurde hineingeschüttet und die Dose ca. 5 Minuten gleichmäßig bewegt. Zum Schluss wurde die Entwicklungschemie ausgeschüttet und durch die Fixierung ersetzt. Nochmal einige Minuten lang bewegen. Dann brauchte nur noch gewässert werden. Am Ende immer die spannende Frage: Habe ich gut fotografiert und auch keinen Fehler bei der Entwicklung gemacht. Diese Spannung kommt bei der Digitalfotografie nicht mehr auf. Manchmal schade!