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In my parents photograph album is this photograph of my Granddad, Arthur Geary covered in grime at work as the Cupolo Foreman at Stanton Ironworks in 1947. I wonder what the H & S boys would make of these working conditions.
in vietnam, you often find yourself having unexpectant candle light dinners because the power can cut out at any time. saigon vietnam 2007
One from the family album from circa 1918 with my wives Grandad (Thomas Wake), Nanna (Dora Wake), Uncle Bill and Aunty Dorothy. At this time Tommy Wake was serving in the Royal Navy and my wife’s mother has yet to arrive on the scene. Of the four only Dora I did not meet and Tommy lived until a couple of days before his 100th birthday.
Yashica Electro 35 MC Kentmere 400 B&W film
HC-110 dilution B
Epson Perfection V800
Silverfast AI Studio
I have just learnt that one of my favourite Aunties, Aunty Doreen is poorly in hospital and it reminded me of this 1950 portrait of Doreen from my Mums photo album, which I thought I would share. Doreen is around 20 years old here and it is taken at Studio Loraine, Nottingham, also visited by my Mum a number of times between 1945 and 1955.
Doreen recovered from her spell in hospital in December 2018 when I posted this photograph , however sadly passed away a couple of days ago on the 5th July 2021
Another scan from my Mum’s photo album and it is party time 1960 style with my Mum, Eileen (on the right) out with her pal Aileen. The party was John Beales Hosiery company “Firms Do” who I think my Dad worked for at the time. Mum would have been thirty three years old here.
Digital still AF camera 1280 x 960 pixels with 512MB SanDisk CF card.
Epson PhotoPC 700
5.5mm f/2.8 glass lens (36mm equiv.)
1.2MP CCD
sensor size: 1/2.7" (5.27 x 3.96mm)
released July 5, 1998
original camera price: $699 USD
purchased for $2.99 CAD at a local thrift store
made in South Korea
320/365
Nikon D700
Nikkor 50mm f/2 Ai
Amazon VT560 bounced from the wall
Motukiekie Beach
This was one of 4 shots which made it into the top 50 of the Amateur Nature division of the Epson International Pano awards. For the full results see Epson awards top 50 nature
For the breakdown of our results (4th, 9th, 29th, 39th) see the following link : The context behind the panorama