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An early morning shot across Lake Dillon looking at the lights of Keystone on the left and the glow of Breckenridge Resort on the right.
This shot was taken just as it was beginning to turn light, but with the eastern sky full of clouds there was little in the way of color from the sunrise. The color that you see in the clouds and water are a reflection of the mountain lights.
16mm, 15 sec, f/2.8 ISO 400
Made in USA , around 1980 . For the 110 cassette . Built-in flash . Two versions with minor cosmetic differences .
A closer look at the Keystone Theatre entrance, previously seen in June 2021, this time with ghosts.
Keystone, being the closest town to Mt. Rushmore is known for its unique gift shops, catering to the vacationer. The little town thrived in the early part of the 1900's when mining claims were in abundance.
Great Western Enterprise
Mirro-Krome by H.S. Crocker
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CAPA-006054
A short trip to Barnes Park in Sunderland, Tyne & Wear today, I was unprepared and not expecting to find a shot, so only had my phone camera, until the battery died. This Keystone was hidden away in the sensory garden
The Keystone Conference is held in March in Harrisburg PA; it's run by TransCentralPA and it's a wonderful meeting.
Made in USA ; for instant pictures on Polaroid film . Ad from Dutch photomagazine 1976 . On top a socket for a flashbar .
Bringing up the rear on SEPTA Train 5334 is Silverliner IV 276, the Pennsylvania Railroad car and the final of the five heritage cars. Unlike the Reading, Conrail and PC cars, none of the SL IV cars donned the PRR keystone, but this one was done as a nod to the railroad's contribution to SEPTA's heritage.
Keystone Local School District - Lorain County
Bus 12 - 2010 IC CE
*OHSAA Division II Track Districts - Orrville High School, Orrville Ohio
Juli 10/23
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Mississauga
Residential
Keystone Condos
202 Burnhamthorpe Road East
Kaneff Group
20s + 23s
Turner Fleischer Architects
A little Photoshop fun. I made this for a Blog post. See that here: sophielynne1.blogspot.com/2012/03/preparing-for-keystone....
In any case, they are in chronolgical order: 2009, 2010, 2011.
Thoughts? (Aside from the fact that I didn't match lighting for them?)
First night, waiting in the lobby in my new dress with Leanna.
Went to the casino that night, lost of course! Had fat right foot!
Is the bus here yet? Had my spring dress on for Thursday, dressed for winter on Friday, had 2-3" of snow in Harrisburg.
Photo by Leanna, dress by Metrostyle.
Showing the manicure.
Shopping anyone? Actually just a quick stop in their parking lot, photo by Rachael, a very patient girl!
At the time of this photo the rate of water being released from the dam had been raised to 206,000 cubic feet per second.
Keystone Dam
Sand Springs, OK
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The Keystone Everflash 20 126 format film camera. It has a 40mm KEYTAR lens with an f stop of 5.6. The Everflash 20 has a built in electronic flash that is powered by two AA batteries. The batteries also power the “electronic eye" which meters the light and helps correct exposure. It was manufactured in 1978 by Keystone, a Division of Berkley Photo, Inc. Keystone was located in Paramus, NJ on Keystone Place.
Postcard from the Keystone Drug Store, in the Keystone Apartment building, on Pennsylvania Avenue in the West End. The building is now part of George Washington University.
As agreed upon, Joni and Erica finally met up later on Friday evening in the Dog and Pony Lounge for drinks and conversation. Being a longtime Flickr friend of Erica's, as well as a frequent commentator on her prolific Photostream, it was a thrill and a pleasure to spend time with her and some of her friends that evening at Keystone.
Obviously, Joni had changed her hairstyle to something more familiar since their brief meeting on Friday afternoon, as well as slipping into something a little more enticing for the evening's activities. A girl just wants to have fun. . . and Keystone was just the place!
I have photographed this before on my lunch time walk (see first comment). Wish I could get inside. Bet it would be cool...
Amtrak 642, the eastbound Keystone, arrives Philadelphia at the east end of the PRR Main Line. After boarding at 30th Street, the Sprinter will push the Keystone north towards New York City.
Keystone Kapers was a 1983 game published by Activision for the Atari 2600, and later ported to Atari 5200, Atari 8-bit family, ColecoVision and MSX. Inspired by Mack Sennett's slapstick Keystone Kops series of silent films, the object of the game is for Officer Keystone Kelly (the user) to catch Harry Hooligan before he can escape from the department store.