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Hey remember last week when I took a road trip to San Francisco? Well as it happens, I shot way too many photos to know what to do with. So I thought I'd share a few of them that look pretty cool in a segment I'll title "Hey Look I Shot A Thing." Or just do a throwback deal, even though it's not Thursday. Or is it actually on a Tuesday you do that. I'm not well versed on the rules of that "hashtag tbt" stuff.
...What day do random rants fall on. I seem to do that daily lol...
This was a shot of the Santa Barbara lifeguard tower. The low tide made the beach all muddy and stuff, as you saw in the previous shot, but it was still nice to be back in this town. I've shot quite a bit of this place, but that was long ago as I went to school here. Instagram wasn't around then lol.
I am always lately doing either art or my fiscal.
The accounting is slowly making progress so i can update my real office.
Our co is so old and we never get respect for it but online only.
making changes. Out Growing slow the Home format. About time.
So here is a picture from some dance I went to in high school. Probably doing the electric slide, or personal jesus.
BK, I still don't have a scanner, but I ended up taking pictures of the photos... I'm resourceful like that. If you look closely, you might see someone you know.
Oh yeah, I look awesome with long hair.
The Missoula Osprey become the Missoula Timberjacks on Saturday nights in 2018. The Timberjacks played in the Pioneer League from 1956 to 1960.
I really love Pepsi's throwback design. I am actually a big fan of anything that has a retro/old school look.
Many of you reading this will know my obsession with the Christmas cards we produce every year.
However, not many of you will have seen how it all started in 1985.
OK, it’s all a bit “Lo-Fi” & a little cheesy (of course) but hey, this was the naive, 24yr old me in 1985 (yeah, I’m really that old) & a full 3yrs before Photoshop was even born.
A simple shape, cut from black paper, backlit through some coloured gels with a bonfire night sparkler double exposed “in-camera”. The resulting colour negative was sandwiched with a lith film negative which produced the white text on the dark background when printed.
When they say “they don’t make ‘em like that any more” they really don’t!
Big thanks to my boss at “Elsams”, Roger Quayle, for indulging my whimsy.