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Here's another old postcard of Bawtry High Street, surely one of the most photographed streets in the UK for postcards! This is the fourth I have obtained along with one old slide, and most seem to feature the garage we see here on the right. Despite it being unclear it must be Bartons garage as I know for a fact it was earlier than this and later than this! This image must date from the early 1950s, the garage is still selling a variety of brands, but it's mainly the vehicles that to me suggest it is post war rather than pre-war. The oldest image I have of this garage is from the early 1930s when they were selling Pratts among other brands, but here it's Esso so after 1934 at the very earliest. I guess it might even have been taken during the war. Later on Bartons would sell Regent petrol only into the 1960s and subsequently move their premises across the road to where there was a Jet garage in the 1960s. These sites were two of at least four garages situated along this stretch of the High Street by the 1960s as seen in another of the old postcards I have. All of them are added below in chronological order.
The garage seen here is now occupied by an opticians!
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Sure, with the arrival of digital photography multiple exposures have become easy. Will try a complex one some time later.
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built by LIRR about a century ago to carry power to the subs that energized the third rail. taken down in 1980's. Signal power wires still being used long after power lines above were taken down
Holga 120N, SFX 200 (filter 715nm - ISO 6) in eco film developer
printed on Adox Variotone in Fatman (cold)
toning
MT3 Vario Schwefeltoner - bleach 1+80 2 mins, toner setting A
MT1 Selenium 1+20 2,5 mins
MT7 Iron Blue 4+4+10+4+500ml 50 secs
Trying out multiple exposures with this Friday the 13th style hockey mask. Its visible enough if you look closely. Its a bit hard to get shots right just by myself.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. ADOX Silvermax 100 35mm B&W film.
camera note: i got a new camera! the much anticipated canon EOS 40D. i still need to master all the new buttons, but so far i'm very happy.
of course, i still have a rather large backlog of photos taken with the rebelXT, so you'll be seeing it's work for some time to come.
Spotted this unusual Graffiti in one of the alleyways in Montmartre, Paris. Wasn't sure whether to go with the colour or B&W version, but I think this version has the edge.
West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive Leyland Bus Limited class 155 ‘Super Sprinter’ two car diesel-hydraulic multiple unit number 155346 (52346, 57346) of Neville Hill Traction & Rolling Stock Maintenance Depot passes by Castleton East Junction signal box on the Down Main line forming the daily 17:43 Manchester Victoria to York (2E49). Friday 28th August 2009
Note, 155346 was built by Leyland Bus Limited at Workington in 1988 for the West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive as number 155346. It was stored unserviceable on 16th December 1988 due to door problems, being restored to traffic on 14th May 1989. It was being managed by the Porterbrook Leasing Company Limited and operated by Northern Rail Limited, being sold to the Porterbrook Leasing Company Limited in May 2011
Ref no Canon EOS50D 1st series - IMG_3943
Typical yellow signposts indicate the many Swiss hiking trails departing from this spot.
On Sonnenberg near Lucerne, with Rigi mountain panorama view.
Amazingly this garage still exists in the present day - although fuel sales ended a long time ago. But not a huge amount of time ago as there is some evidence on the site that petrol was being sold in the 1960's or even the 1970's here. There's the stump of a pole sign, square in section and tapering which means only certain brands - National, Burmah, possibly Fina are the likely candidates. Back in what must be the early 1930's the garage is selling Shell, BP and National Benzole - and I think that's a Jowett on the forecourt from the writing on the front of the radiator grille - happy to be corrected if wrong. There is a petrol station here in the present day but it's on the opposite side of the road and about thirty yards further down - branded Texaco in the most recent Streetview shot but that's 2009 and the map itself suggests it's a BP now. Here's the same view today www.google.com/maps/@51.6709803,0.7168795,3a,75y,222.5h,7...
More experimenting with multiple exposures and intentional camera repositioning; this time there's not a horse in sight.
I've used 20 exposures here.
I particularly like how the 'solidity' of the winch mechanism stands out from the faded background - this is the effect I was after, but it may have been pot luck!
Again, like the previous horse shot, I think more exposures might be a good thing.
All comments/ tips welcome.
Piles of old standardized tests fill a corridor in an abandoned school in Daejeon, South Korea. I hope the students did well.
Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site
Home to several thousand Native Americans between 1000 A.D. to 1550 A.D., this 54-acre site contains six earthen mounds, a plaza, village area, borrow pits and defensive ditch. This is the most intact Mississippian Culture site in the Southeastern United States.
Multiple exposure of the Gelsomina mural in Rimini. As a Fellini fan, I wanted to try out as many things as possible, particularly with out of focus multiple exposures such as this.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 50mm F1.4D lens. Ilford Delta 400 35mm B&W film.
A Spa Valley Special - a train with 5 forms of traction with English Electric traction Brush type 2 31289 heads up the 15:45 from Eridge, coupled to 3-CIG EMU 1497 and Thumper DEMU 1317, with Sulzer type 3 Slim Jim 33201 and GBRFs Electro Diesel 73136. Something that the Spa Valley excels at ... variety of traction to please the enthusiasts.