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This was scanned from a slide I took in 1996 in Bolivia, South America. This was in the town of Achacachi on the high plateau (Altiplano) near lake Titicaca. I grew up in Bolivia, and it's a special place to me. . .
I've decided to use Photoshop CS2 exclusively for now to force myself to learn it. I'm having a dreadful time navigating all the "bells and whistles". I want to go back to the simplicity of my old standby "Microsoft Digital Image Pro 10" - but, just like any user, I have to burn the bridges by uninstalling the old program for awhile.
So give me a break on the quality of the post-processing !!
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Originally a Market Basket Supermarket. In the early 1980's Kroger, owner of Market Basket left Southern California. The Market Basket Chain of stores were split up, a few going to several different chains, including Ralphs, Vons, Boys and Hughes. This store was sold to Hughes Markets and stayed a Hughes Family Market until Ralphs Grocery Company took over the Hughes Chain around October 1998. Shortly thereafter Yucaipa took over Ralphs Supermarkets and kept the Ralphs name and the Food 4 Less name that Yucaipa also owned. All the other names that Yucaipa owned were changed to either Ralphs or Food 4 Less. Some of the names dropped included The Boys Markets, Alpha-Beta Supermarkets, Viva Markets, etc. Shortly after the take over of Hughes, Kroger bought the Ralphs Company from Yucaipa and eventually re-named all of the stores Ralphs. This store remained a Ralphs until 2006. It sat vacant for a short period and is now a Crown Books Store, which is now currently closing at the end of the year. There are also other stores in this center, including Longs Drugs. One of xx photos of this shopping center which is located on Whittier Blvd. in La Habra, California, Southern California. Right side entrance to Ralphs
Party Store (with Puddle). Iron Mountain (upper peninsula), Michigan.
Neg# TOVI 146. Mamiya RB67, 50mm, Yg filter, TMX film. 1990
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Photo of former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Corner photo of the former Ralphs Supermarket, this is the photo of the former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Rite Aid remodeled this store with their classic facade shortly after taking over the store. The former Ralphs, now Ross Dress for Less is to the right of the Rite Aid entrance. This shopping center is located at Vernon and Figueroa in Los Angeles, California. Southern California. It originally contained a SAFEWAY SUPERMARKET (per Los Angeles County Public Library records) At some point the store was taken over by Ralphs Supermarkets. It was operated as a Ralphs until 2005/2006, when the Ralphs store closed. Subsequently the store was emptied and turned into a Ross Dress for Less Store. Next to the former Ralphs was a drug store. It was a Thrifty Drug Store until it became a Rite Aid Pharmacy Drug Store. The Rite Aid Chain took over the the Thrifty PayLess Drug Store chain in or around 1997, converting all the acquired stores to Rite Aide Pharmacy Stores. To the right of the former Ralphs are a couple of small shops. One of XX photoes of this location.
This little store of the past was once the central meeting place for the farmers who live in the area where we currently live. There used to be two old gas pumps outside, but I guess some antique buff has removed them. There's not much left to see in Highbank, Texas anymore, just some ruins of what was once there, a few old silos, and three or four old houses, and this little store.
Thanks to playingwithbrushes and skeletalmess for the textures.
Owners of a convenience store that sells a bit of everything spend much of their day passing time by playing cards.
got to meet up with two old colleagues from Japan to eat some Chinese after they were forced to eat a week of meat and potatoes during their training. Anyway, we stopped for some gifts at the $1 store and enough time to take a photo with some dollar props as well.
Delia's Clothing Store, Going Out of Business sale, Manchester, CT 1/2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
My sister's friends did this to some stuffed animal horses in a store down the street from where they are.
frank isaac and i decided to take this picture while digging through the many bins at the Bandera thrift store. I found a bitchin' unicorn and he found a dog visor. we ended up buying children's overalls and a doll house.
新作のデニムワンピを使った、カントリーコーデです★
差し色に赤のMINNETONKAをONしました：）
●FREAK'S STORE
デニムロングSH OP
COLOR:BLUE
SIZE:M
PRICE:\11,340-
●FREAK'S STORE
ショールカラーニットベスト
COLOR:WHITE
PRICE:\13,440-
●MINNETONKA
KILTY SUEDE MOC
COLOR:RED
SIZE:7
PRICE:\9,975-
The location of the now gone Tompkins Dry Goods store in Middletown, NY. The store is gone, but the signage and clock frame remain.
When inside Tibetans often wear their robes hanging off one sleeve (to cool down a bit), they often wear Western style jackets the same way.
The hat reads Mr. Pringles.
This is a better scan than I had up previously, also I have included a large size.
The Philomel store in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands (1984). Not sure of the exact location.
Excerpt from the BBC web-site: Link
The brightly-painted corrugated iron - known in the area simply as "wriggly tin" - was used originally because of the expense of importing bricks and difficulties in quarrying the local stone.
Black Friday :The wife and I decided a little late in the afternoon to go (let) me get some shots of some things that have been on my list for a while. This old store sits right in a intersection almost. The light was a pain in my lens, Bright setting sun and dark shadows. These shots are not very good ,but the store is worth posting along with the story.
While I was shooting, a fine Gentleman from across the road came over and told us all about the store. How he rode his bike as a child here to buy candy and such.
But the best part, He says “you can go on down this road and take pictures of my old house if ya want” I thanked him and went on my way.
His old house. Wow! .I didn’t make it anywhere else. He failed to mention it’s a old breezeway house. and he keeps it looking like someone lives there.
Or…That there old cars, trucks, bus’s ,tractors……. .Jackpot!
I think I will call the next series “the Jackpot” series. I even went back the next day, for better light, and I was afraid I missed something. Ill get them posted as soon as I can.