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Not sure if this was taken in Spring Texas or Next to Texas A & M stadium. Union Pacfic Challenger No. 3985 out of Cheyenne Wyoming.
Archive Shot (possibly late 30's)
The Capitol Theatre is a former cinema and concert venue at 431 Union Street in Aberdeen, Scotland.
The Capitol opened on Saturday, 4 February 1933, on the site of the earlier Electric Cinema. It seated 2,100, to the plans of architects Alexander G.R. Mackenzie and Clement George. In 1933, the Capitol was Aberdeen's most luxurious cinema, with full stage facilities, a Holophane lighting system and a Compton Organ.
In addition to functioning as a cinema, The Capitol featured regular stage shows and these gradually became the venue's focus. The venue showed its final film in 1995 and closed in 1998, with the exception of a bar at the front of the building.
In the early 2000s, The Capitol was converted into a nightclub. At this stage, the rear section of the building was largely remodelled and many of the remaining features removed. The nightclub closed in 2009.
The Capitol is a category B listed building. In September 2013, planning permission was granted for Knight Property Group to renovate the front third of the building and replace the derelict auditorium with a modern ten storey building. The building is now open as office space over 9 levels and 72,600 sq. ft. [Wikipedia]
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Reached way back into the archives 4 this one.
Obviously, I'm not going far from home. Infact
not far means staying within our 500sq ft home
and the curtilage surrounding our tiny bungalow.
Am I bored you ask ? Like way bored ;0-
You seldom see this Nikkor 24-85
lens being used, but here it is
in the mud cobra field on
April 7th 2022. Not
my favorite lens.
It was free from a guy who never used it.
Maybe in the future I'll put in on the D500.
Jon&Crew ;)
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13th or 14th century
Camera Minolta 700si (newly bought in 1993)
Film Kodak Gold 200 (30 year old negatives)
Scanning old negatives for archive 15.10.22.
Scanned with Epson Perfection V100 photo.
I recently unearthed an old CD of slide scans from about ten years ago. The photographs are of cacti and other succulents from my collection, friends' collections, Botanica in Wichita, and a few from elsewhere in Kansas and Oklahoma. I'll post them as I edit them.
Just looking through some old files to find something to post now that I am back from holiday but not in a position to be my other self.
I do like the idea of animal print clothes but for some reason I never really thought much of this skirt.
Item 66610, Engineering Department Photographic Negatives (Record Series 2613-07), Seattle Municipal Archives.
Archive shot - October 2001. Model : Kate.
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Some memories need to be deleted.
If we can't, we need to archive them.
If we can't, life will.
Why wait?
(Thank you all for your concern and prayer for Brittnee. She is doing a lot better, but it probably will take more than a week for her to recover completely. When I asked her today, how are you Brittnee, she smiled. It was magic, not something I want to delete or archive.)
2013-03-02 1968-P2T1
After getting skunked from my eagle walk this morning, I had to go into the archives and post this bald eagle shot from last March.
I really didn't get skunked as I saw both eagles in one of their favorite trees. I knew that they would take off soon so I waited them out. One took off and then the other, both in front of me just as I imagined it would happen. But I could not get an in-focused shot of either one. Well I guess if it was so easy it wouldn't be this much fun.
I'll get them next time. It was just nice to see them both together.