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This is a field where trailer parks all used to be hooked up to gas meters that can still be seen. The grass has taken over the cement foundations and now the only proof of the town is the left behind meters and air conditioners.
February 10, 2015
Bangkok, Thailand
Live House BKK
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Part of a large batch of vintage negatives I purchased at an estate sale. They seem to be mostly NJ, 1930s and 1940s. If you recognize a building, please comment and let me know where it is.
Found Kodachrome slide dated July 1976, manually labelled "Lower Holbeam" (which is near Teignmouth, South Devon, UK.)
I recently purchased a bag of negatives at an estate sale. Most are WW2 era photos taken in Germany. I'll add more information as I'm able to identify locations.
Since time was limited this week for the completion of the "Make it Mondays" challenge using found objects, I came up with this "temporary collage." I placed my found objects on a box I had previously decoupaged with reproduction Sears & Roebuck pages. Voila!
Found slide in Ilford frame, undated, showing (according to Google Image Search) Philadelphia City Hall.
Found slide in 1960s-style thick plastic red-and-white frame, undated, showing the same auburn-haired child as others in this batch.
Found 126-format Kodachrome slide dated September 1970 showing an older woman and a young girl (granddaughter?) outside a stone-built building. The original has a strong yellow cast which I have attempted to correct, but I can't entirely eliminate.
Rose holds up a snail she found at Devil's Lake State Park. She ran up too close to the camera, and so I ended up needing to shoot two shots and composite them.
I had originally composited them in Photoshop 7, but then lost the data, so this time I recomposited using CS3. The results are about the same, but man-o-man was it easier in CS3.