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I took this image in front of a secondhand bookstore in Kobe. They display many posters of old films.
神戸・湊町の商店街にある古本屋．
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Emmaus_Great place for secondhand anything!
One of the easiest hills to get back to the upper city on a bike, or walking for that matter. Hilly here!!!
Arms available on request, according to the owner. He also told me that the one on the left had rather more realistic protrusions so he thought he should cover her up with this apron. I didn't check.
Stamped October 1973. Possibly Alaska... I've seen a legal case on the web which referred to a processing ship called the Northgate operating in Alaska.
Stamped February 1963. Probably London; the batch of slides this was in has seven other London slides with the same date stamp.
When the Lehigh Valley was dissolved in 1976, its fleet of Alco C420’s was conveyed to the Delaware & Hudson, where it remained intact for over a decade. On the D&H, the fleet’s paint remained as varied and inconsistent as it was on the Valley. A few of the C420’s were repainted with the classic lightning stripe scheme, which they wore well.
Stamped June 1962. Cars have Ohio license plates. "Frankie's Canned Foods"? Nothing on the search engines, nor a "Frankie's" with that logo.
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Wellington Arch, London. "Wyatt & Sons" (est'd 19th C) doesn't seem to exist at all these days. Street View shows a pharmacy at 107 Gloucester Road now.
Mount says "Mar 61"
I bought this slide as part of a lot on eBay, and I think it's golden. I completely understand how people need to downsize and trim and get rid of their slides or their parents' stuff, but oh how this shot sparks the imagination. Look at all the faces: what did the photographer do to provoke them?
Recently back from 6 days in Darwin with family for Christmas. The clouds at this time of year (the wet season) are always spectacular. I am posting a series of cloud photos taken on December 27th. This was taken from my in-laws' apartment.
Have a great weekend everyone. Will be a quiet one for us as Brisbane is going into a short sharp lockdown.
I have a new (secondhand) camera thanks to Loraine Blythe and these are the first photos I've processed with the new Luminar AI which was fun to use. Quite different from the previous versions.
I process my photos with Lightroom as well as Skylum's Luminar and find it easy to use with great results. Here is a link if anyone is interested in trying it out and with a $US10 discount: skylum.grsm.io/janetteasche8660
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