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I didn't even do this on purpose, but it sure came out neat. The Coolpix 7600 is a handy little gadget.
These old black and white photographs were discovered in a trunk in my grandfather's basement after he passed away. Sadly, none of them were labeled and there is no one left who can identify who these people are or when the pictures might have been taken.
Museumskutter ANNEMARIE oder so in Jork, nur einen kräftigen Steinwurf entfernt von der Mühle und dem Ladengeschaft des Spargelhofs Werner. Yummy!
Camera: Blackbird.fly
Film: Kodak VR Plus 200
As I changed the vignette in this photo it made it look like an old photo I would have taken a few years back, the old styled boats and building adds more emphasis on the photo and gives it an old styled photo than a modern one. You can see how the photo is in an Asian country due to the manniquin and buildings. The vignette helps add a better emphasis on what the past would have looked like.
2009-10-10_15h25m14s_ND300-4058 3MP, NIKON D300, 1/500s, ISO 200, -3/2 EV, Sigma 30mm F1.4 EX DC HSM @ f/1.4 (35 mm equivalent: 45.0 mm)
2014-04-23: Re-edit in Aviary for "true colors"
Browsing B l a c k M a g i c, this image LOBB
This vignette is located in the pass through between the livingroom and bedroom. The mirror and buffet are from Crate-n-Barrel, and they will eventually go into the dining room of my bungalow. The file drawers are from Pottery Barn. The phone is excellent and was found at the Alameda Antique Fair. It works, but we don't use it (I mean, you can't play video games on it or download music). It's purely for decoration. The wood, handless statue of the saint came from a vendor at the Alhemany Flea Market. I believe the clock is from Target, and the mannequin hand was purchased by mistake (what can I say, I'm a blonde at heart).