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If anyone can translate this to English it would much appreciated?
From the address appears to have been sent to family in Austria.
This is from an album of 51 WW2 German Army photos. Very few are actually named.
For a friend at Easter - see previous post.
The colours are fresher than they appear in the scan here.
Nikon F90x
Nikon AF NIKKOR 50mm 1:1.4 D
Kodak Ektachrome 64, EPR 5017, expired
Tetenal Colortek E-6
Epson V850 Pro
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2019
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Croydon post card from the 1960's at the Wellesley road George street junction with Croydon college and Fairfield Halls in the background centre and right.
Leon Todd Alice Springs around 1990.
have heard that he had an Autocar prior to this and later had a pub at Cockburn near Broken hill.
My first Solo Photo Exhibition will be starting from October 8th until 2５th at nagune of Shinjuku Golden gai.
Now I'd have to apologies to the people in advance who wouldn't be able to reach me for the next 2 weeks, as I'm extremely busy to be attending the Film Crew as a D.P.(Director of Photography) for the first time in my life!!
Cheers to ya all!
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**Attention**
The schedule of the exhibition has been extended.
New schedule will be from 2007.October 8th - October 25th.
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Post Card for Identify the Artist XVII.
As shown, this is how the card should arrive...a photo representation of the painting "Whistler's Mother" and on the back, a couple of postage stamps including the 1934 Mother's day Commemorative depicting the art work of the cover of the post card
This negative was messy, so I decided to make something fun from it. Mystery SFW ISO 200 color film. Shot at ISO 160. Developed in C41. Or did I buy it at the estate sale tucked into someone's photo album? Echo Reservoir, Coalville UT Aug 2020
AZO Post Card.
Photo by Victoria Book & Stationery Co., Ltd. 1004 Government St. Victoria, B. C.
Aftermath of the 'Big Snow' on Victoria, February 1916.
View looking south from the 1200-block of Douglas Street towards the intersection at View Street in Victoria, BC on Vancouver Island.
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Produced by Paul McCartney, Post Card was one of the first non-Beatles releases on The Beatles' Apple label. Paul plays guitar and bass on a few tracks. Mary Hopkin does three Donovan songs and he plays guitar on them. She also does one Harry Nilsson song and George Martin plays piano on one track.
6x4 lives challenge - November. Hand needlefelted wooltops and knobbly fibres. I enjoyed doing this today as a change from Christmas pictures (and eating!).
Made this on Canson Montval 5.5 x 9 140 lb. sheet, using a Sharpie, Shin Han watercolors and AlphaBet small stamp letters.
A post card photo I purchased a few years ago in a Simcoe, Ontario antique shop. Its condition is a bit rough but I consider it to be one of the last I would part with from my collection.
Written on the reverse in a small, neat feminine hand is , "This photo was taken at Poperinghe, Belgium just two days before Jack passed away which was May [ unclear - could be Mar.] 9th/16. Have cut it small so it would fit into your pocket. ' I am only one but I am one. I cannot do everything, But I can do something. What I can do I aught to do. By the grace of God I will do.' D.L. Moody
This motto helped Jack."
If that doesn't put a lump in your throat you are made of sterner stuff than I. So who was Jack? A Lance Corporal, possibly a driver to be photographed wearing those gauntlet gloves. An easy going, good natured chap I would think. One you'd warm to quickly. A good chum who'd share his last fag with you - one of the many. One who didn't make it through. So here's Jack - he'll not grow old as you and I grow old. A Canadian who served his King and country and rests forever in a foreign field. Lest we forget.