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I found another abandoned house and shot it for a while. I then noticed this poor tree and decided it would be a fun subject to light paint. Exposure f/11@ 145sec
Another photo here
To me this feels like a Dean Chamberlain influenced LP!
I really enjoy finding bits of test strips left in the lab, naturally damaged by each other. It's somewhat poetic.
I found this in the garden today. Does anyone know what the heck it is? They are mating. Thought it was beautiful...we have a name for them now...in tags!!
photograph I acquired from a large archive of negatives from a San Francisco Bay based commercial photographer taken mostly in the 1960s to 1970s.
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photograph I acquired from a large archive of negatives from a San Francisco Bay based commercial photographer taken mostly in the 1960s to 1970s.
Found image. In the garden. These photographs come from album pages bought in an auction. The planting seems to have develped since the last photograph.
I found the cloth badges (the long crosses) from this uniform in my mother's jewelry box and didn't realize they were part of my grandfather's Masonic regalia till I saw this photo.
I also didn't realize, until I saw this photo, how much my Uncle Douglas resembled his father. Those almond eyes were always a mystery until I saw this photo.
His tombstone: www.flickr.com/photos/the_river_thief/1347323990/
He was born on Leap Year's Day. Not sure when he died, but I must have a record of it somewhere.
Photo replaced with another scanned version that does actually show the sword. I wonder what happened to that chair, and where this photo was taken.
Found Fujifilm slide showing cricketers, and part of a sign indicating the way to Sudbury. There are several places called Sudbury in the UK, with the largest being in Suffolk.