In a bizarre sort of role-reversal, Joe Montana shoulders the camera while videographer Mike "Mondo" McInerney puts on his best Elvis impersonation ever.

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3rd Annual Rockabilly Luau, Atlanta, Georgia - 2013

Minolta X-700, 50mm f/1.7 MD, Do not remember the film. Circa 1985

I found a print of this "family classic" in one of my files. Here is my brother, and dad, along with our ride back in the day, our "ghetto blaster" the Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, white-wall tires, missing hub-cap, and all!

Despite its scars, I was amazed how sweet the print still looks. I took this shot with a Minolta X-700, and 50mm f/1.7 MD lens, my main kit for years. I look back at the prints, and still marvel at the spot-on metering of the X-700, and the fine Minolta optics. Ah, those were the days.

Go Back to 1985 On Black

Day out for the lads in 1977

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Here's the Team picture after the City Championship that we unfortunately lost 6-5. Our 2 best pitchers were on old school family vacations, so I had to pitch. This was a great team made up of all my buds in the neighborhood. We practiced every day that we didn't have a game. No coach, No parents, just us and very few kids ever missed practice... we had no uniforms but we could play and we had fun.

Front row (L to R) Tim "the Boomer" Brockman, Rob Balge @ 14, Dean Clay, Bruce Sixty, Jerry Brockman, Gary Milke

Back row (L to R) Dave Dowdle, Richard Donaldson, Dennis "Duck" Donaldson, Jeff Wickland, Coach Don Miller, Dean "the Dream" Jones and Derick Adams

To this day I periodically run into everyone but the coach and the Donaldsons. Guess I better look them up on Facebook...Classic shot, huh?

Built in 1910 by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The Norfolk/Southern serves this area now.

Sad to see another part of Vanishing America.

Sofia-79ccdv

My best friends Daughter, isn't she cute. And fuck you if you even had a perverted though. The only reason she took this pic is because she was bribed with candy. lol

An early rear window with a chopped top. Not an easy task!

An early selfie from 1992.

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Back in the day, there were not many options for indoor photography lighting..

Sylvania P25 blue dot flashbulbs.

Run Down Building & light pole and Exxon sign are all that remain of this one time service station. From the looks of the condition it has been many years vacant.

Will always be home to Me. And for a few others I know in town! The Griffith State Bank? Too old for Me to remember that. It was a Candy and soda fountain when I was a kid.Shot this same angle (give or take a few degrees) two weeks ago for #frifotos.(green) reshot this week and I think I did better.. minus the clouds..:( Any whooo thanks for looking and all the comments, got Me some great contacts/followers! Back in the Day?

Thank you to Jacob Barlow for allowing me to use his photo of Blockbuster Video. The bottom photo is my own work, I did this for historical documentation. This site is located near the intersection of State and Center Streets in Orem, UT.

out and about doing a little urbex

man i must be 5 in this picture. i dont have many baby or kid pictures because i never wanted to be in any pictures when i was a child. lol its true! i hated taking pictures and standing still for them.

but now im the one behind the camera and i like being in front of a camera for my 365 or if im modeling for photographer friends.

anyways lets see what's different:

1. i love giraffes tons more now than kittys

2. my hair is much longer

3. and my arms are much longer too!

lol

Project 365: Day 69

FGR: Back in the Day

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Chorus: repeat 4X

Back in the days when I was young I'm not a kid anymore

But some days I sit and wish I was a kid again

Verse One:

I remember (back in the days)

When I just a little niggerole

I looked up to my bigger bro

Begged if I could kick it so

when he went out with girls I could go taggin along

Naggin if she had a sis maybe could mack a baby hoodrat

Y'all remember way back then, when it was 1985

all the way live, I think I was about ten

One of those happy little niggaz singin the blues

That be always tryin to bag with the shag and karate shoes

Sayin "Yo momma black, his momma this, his momma that"

Then he get mad and wanna scrap

We stay mad about, ten minutes then it's like back on the bike

To play hide and go get it with the younger hoes by the bungaloes

Then switch to playin ding dong ditch, when that gets

old and too cold to hack it, threw on a bomber jacket

You could tell the ballers cuz they bell wearin Gazelles

And if they really had money raised be sportin BK's

and, all the girls had they turkish link

If it broke then they made earrings to it, like they meant to do it

But, sometimes, I still sit and reminesce

Then, think about the years I was raised, back in the days

Chorus

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(what?) (back in the day) (when?) (back in the day)

Verse Two:

I'm still back in the days, but now the year is '87

'88 that's when my crew and I were in junior high

In 7th grade, I hated school wish it'd blown up

No doubt I couldn't wait to get out (and be a grownup)

But let me finish this reminescin and tellin

Bout when girls was bellin tight courderoys like for the boys

basket weaves, Nike Court Airs, and footsie socks

And eatin pickles, with tootsie pops

And it don't stop, I'm glad cuz when J.J. Fad hit

Supersonic it was kinda like a sport to wear biker shorts

or, to wear jeans and it seemed like the masses

of hoochies, had poison airbrushed on they asses

Dudes, had on Nike suits, and the Pumas with

the fat laces, cuz it was either that or K-Swiss

I miss those days, and so I pout like a grown jerk

Wishin all I had to do now, was finish homework

It's true, you don't realize really what you got til it's gone

and I'm not, gonna sing another sad song, but

Sometimes I do sit and reminesce then

Think about the years I was raised, back in the days

Chorus

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(what?) (back in the day) (when?) (back in the day)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(what?) (back in the day) (when?) (back in the day)

Verse Three:

Well, it's the niggerole, I figure that now I'm all grown up

Because I'm eighteen years old, and guess you could say I'm holdin

down a steady job and crew steady mobbin

you steady bobbin your head and I'm paid, so I got it made

But, didn't always have clout, used to live in South Central L.A.

That's where I stayed and figured a way out

I gave it all I had so for what it's worth

I went, from rags to riches which is a drag but now I'm first

So Ahmad and The Jones' is on our way up

Yup, we said that we was gonna make it since a kid

and we finally did, but

Sometimes I still sit and reminence then

Think about the years I was raised, back in the days

Chorus

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(what?) (back in the day) (when?) (back in the day)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(and everybody say) (I remember way back when)

(what?) (back in the day) (when?) (back in the day)

Back in the days when I was young I'm not a kid anymore

But some days I sit and wish I was a kid again

Back in the days

*talking*

I got jacked for mines

You sound like a white dude "Hey I got jacked for mines!"

Aight, aight...

Last Tango In Walkden

This old tractor was located at what was once an Exxon service station years ago.

#tbt I did #foodscape and #artscape in '04 wow #backintheday

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Lensmanship by flickr's very young and dashing Denny Lyons.

halloween 95-96? anyone know if the dude i cut off in the pic is kavon?

Adapted from Back in the Day Bakery Cookbook, sweet peanut butter dough is layered with tangy crabapple jam!

518 State Street.

Opened in 1931 with Carol Lombard in "It Pays To Advertise" Had 765 seats in Art Deco style and a Wurlitzer Organ in an Orchestra Pit. It closed in 1979 and is now named the Paramount Center For The Arts.

Placed on NRHP April 4, 1985---No. 85000701.

Don Broco - Birmingham Institute - 04-12-13

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Written on the reverse: "Bradenton - 1943"

Ardleigh based Higgins And Family Fowler steam drivin road roller at a Monks Eleigh bygones event at Great Waldringfield