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Poster for Lutheran World Action, funding raising campaign of the National Lutheran Council to aid Lutherans in need in Europe and for "orphaned" missions in countries around the world. LWA active 1941-1970s.
I found an envelope full of negatives with my aunt's things labeled "Valuable Negatives." My cousins preparing to be "photoshopped" into a Christmas card.
Taken for Utata's Iron Photographer
IP31:
1 - part of a chair
2 - something that has special meaning to you
3 - unusual angle
I just had to do this. When I developed this roll last night and hung it up to dry, I saw this shot of the Grain Belt Brewery offices and thought, "Oh no! How did I get a double exposure?" because of the shadows' tricks. All was OK when I scanned it, of course. But I like this sort of architectural-drawing feel of the negative, now that I know it's not a double exposure. (Nothing against double exposures, I love doing them with the Argus C3--I just like to know that I'm doing them.)
this negative ended up being more interesting than the image i was trying to produce. i just love the tones of turqoise and blue.
I found an envelope full of negatives with my aunt's things labeled "Valuable Negatives." My aunt's college friend on WVU campus
I was playing with some abstracts on the wish puff balls and ended up inverting this shot.....I liked it and left it. Thus negative wishes
Shot with
Canon 50d 100mm macro
Full stack of kenko macro tubes
mt-24ex
I found an envelope full of negatives with my aunt's things labeled "Valuable Negatives." These are my cousins who were later "photoshopped" into a nativity scene
Two men checking the engine of a car in a repair shop at a car dealership. Date from negative sleeve.
Date: December 4, 1964
Repository: Digital Collections of Joyner Library, East Carolina University
Persistent URL: http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/7669