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Sep 17, 2011 21:07:11   #
josoIII
 
I went and took a few photos at a civil war encampment today, a"36" Ford rolled in as I was leaving. I would call it a good day...









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Sep 17, 2011 21:46:19   #
RockinRobinG Loc: The Middle of Nowhere, Nebraska
 
YAY!!! <clap, clap, clap> These are very cool...I'm so a favorite of sepia toned photos.

What a MAGNIFICIENT Ford...you did it justice.

Thank you!

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Sep 17, 2011 21:56:57   #
mommy115 Loc: California
 
Nice, Very nice! They are all great!

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Sep 17, 2011 21:57:51   #
RFranko Loc: Albuquerque, NM
 
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they look as if you pulled them from an antique trunk in the attic. That old Ford brought back teenage memories. Neighbor had one in near perfect condition in the late 50's. She was in her early 80's and couldn't drive any more. The car was sitting in her driveway. I went over there and asked if I could buy it. She said she would think about it. The next day one of her family moved the car to the street and parked it along the curb. When I went by later some S.O.B. ass ended it and pushed the trunk into the back seat. So much for that Ford.

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Sep 17, 2011 22:14:59   #
josoIII
 
RFranko wrote:
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they look as if you pulled them from an antique trunk in the attic. That old Ford brought back teenage memories. Neighbor had one in near perfect condition in the late 50's. She was in her early 80's and couldn't drive any more. The car was sitting in her driveway. I went over there and asked if I could buy it. She said she would think about it. The next day one of her family moved the car to the street and parked it along the curb. When I went by later some S.O.B. ass ended it and pushed the trunk into the back seat. So much for that Ford.
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they l... (show quote)


Thank you everyone for the comments, some of these reenactors want their images done the old way with wet plates, and then put on tins.
I don't think I want to get involved with hauling around that much equipment, or the flash powder.
the car was beautiful, would love to have it for some weddings gigs.

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Sep 17, 2011 22:24:55   #
RockinRobinG Loc: The Middle of Nowhere, Nebraska
 
josoIII wrote:
RFranko wrote:
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they look as if you pulled them from an antique trunk in the attic. That old Ford brought back teenage memories. Neighbor had one in near perfect condition in the late 50's. She was in her early 80's and couldn't drive any more. The car was sitting in her driveway. I went over there and asked if I could buy it. She said she would think about it. The next day one of her family moved the car to the street and parked it along the curb. When I went by later some S.O.B. ass ended it and pushed the trunk into the back seat. So much for that Ford.
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they l... (show quote)


Thank you everyone for the comments, some of these reenactors want their images done the old way with wet plates, and then put on tins.
I don't think I want to get involved with hauling around that much equipment, or the flash powder.
the car was beautiful, would love to have it for some weddings gigs.
quote=RFranko Great shots! Love the old time pro... (show quote)


Oooooo, I've seen some photos printed on tin. It's very cool stuff. Your sepia pix would print well on tin. (BTW...love the guy sleeping.) I have an old wagon wheel shot that has won three competitions...since I have retired the photo, I'm thinking of printing it on tin with a barn siding frame.

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Sep 18, 2011 15:01:30   #
mommy115 Loc: California
 
RFranko wrote:
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they look as if you pulled them from an antique trunk in the attic. That old Ford brought back teenage memories. Neighbor had one in near perfect condition in the late 50's. She was in her early 80's and couldn't drive any more. The car was sitting in her driveway. I went over there and asked if I could buy it. She said she would think about it. The next day one of her family moved the car to the street and parked it along the curb. When I went by later some S.O.B. ass ended it and pushed the trunk into the back seat. So much for that Ford.
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they l... (show quote)


I suggest you get your blood pressure checked...your face looks kind of red. :lol: :P :-P :) . (Sorry, once in a while the nurse in me 'rears it's ugly head') 8-)

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Sep 19, 2011 12:37:39   #
mortonfarm Loc: Texas
 
mommy115 wrote:
RFranko wrote:
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they look as if you pulled them from an antique trunk in the attic. That old Ford brought back teenage memories. Neighbor had one in near perfect condition in the late 50's. She was in her early 80's and couldn't drive any more. The car was sitting in her driveway. I went over there and asked if I could buy it. She said she would think about it. The next day one of her family moved the car to the street and parked it along the curb. When I went by later some S.O.B. ass ended it and pushed the trunk into the back seat. So much for that Ford.
Great shots! Love the old time processing, they l... (show quote)

Evenafter being retired since 2006, the same thing happens to me...lol

I suggest you get your blood pressure checked...your face looks kind of red. :lol: :P :-P :) . (Sorry, once in a while the nurse in me 'rears it's ugly head') 8-)
quote=RFranko Great shots! Love the old time pro... (show quote)

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