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Left to right: Ann Dicus, Poppy (boston terrier puppy) and Cora Chiles 1956 somewhere in Louisiana or Texas
This monolithic cube was the home of the Georgia Archvies starting in 1965. It has apparently been vacant since the archives moved to Morrow, GA in 2003.
Gravesend, Kent. River Thames, Medway. Taken 14 Feb 1993.
Film: 120 Kodak Ektachrome 100HC Camera: Minolta Autocord.
Scanning old negatives for archive 30.08.22.
Scanned with Epson Perfection V100 photo.
Scanned @3200dpi 100% and resized to 300dpi, finished image size 6900 x 6900 (23 inch print).
The Epson V100 doesn't scan 120 film. I scan as a reflective photo with a strong natural daylight lamp over the film. I just leave the lid open.
Srimat Swami Madhavananda ji Maharaj, the then president of the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, visits Ramakrishna Mission, Delhi.
Concert The Do & Archive - Grand Place de Béthune - Samedi 9 juillet 2011
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Desson took a photo of all his rocket parts in the SPH. He'll be assembling a new v5 rocket this week for launch
L&Y locos in service as shunters at Crewe Works, 23 June 1963. Class3F0-6-0 no. 51312 and class 2F 0-6-01ST no. 51412.
This is taken in the basement of my office. I've been meaning for a while now to take a photo of the rows of rock samples. There are dozens of these shelves that move on tracks in the floor. It's a pretty neat room. There is also exposed bedrock on the far wall.
The perspective seems a bit funky, but it was the best I could do hand held. I hadn't thought of bringing the tripod. Anyway, this space kind of reminds me of the closing scene of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arc. Though the contents of these plastic boxes are much less evil.
Class 3 0-6-0 no. 43464 heads a freight along the station avoiding lines at Crewe. Crewe FC football ground is seen in the background.
Title: Archives - 2
Digital Publisher: Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Physical Publisher: Physical: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University
Description: photograph date: Unknow; Archives
Date Issued: 2009-09
Format Medium: 8x10
Type: image
Identifier: Photograph Location: Archives-1
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The harsh bunker of a state archives and museum building, and home of the SHPO and WV Culture & History, where I spent much time as a tot. (My dad used to work there.)
Designed 1973-1976 by Silling Associates. The building is not concrete, but limestone. There are not many fans of this building, me included.. even when I was a kid it already seemed a bit tatty and hopelessly dated. The robo-buttons in the museum hardly ever worked and there was far too much open space. Don't worry, the museum has been extensively remodeled since then, no more robo-buttons.. it's much better now. But I still think this is a pretty lousy place to celebrate culture, history, architecture, etc. However, it's growing on me a bit as I get older. Just the cold lack of windows makes me not want to work there.... :P
This is an extreme close-up of the barrel of a robot-mounted t-shirt cannon I have been working on since 2020.
From the archives. One of the themes of my visit to Wales in 2007 was looking for traces of my ancestors and maybe finding third cousins or so. When my great grandfather visited his brother and sister at his parents sheep farm in 1913 he kept a journal. In the journal he outlined the journey to the sheep farm. Ship porting at Cherbourg then Southhampton, train to Cardiff then Aberdare, bus to Penderyn then car to Nant y Carred farm near Ystradfellte. I found it and visited with a wonderful woman who now owns it. I imagined my Great Great grandparents there. It was high up in the Brecon Beacons. astoundingly beautiful. Their mailbox was still in the wall. Their outhouse in the back.