Challenge FREE SUNDAY February 8, 2014
Feb 7, 2015 18:07:21 #
Feb 7, 2015 18:14:37 #
Something special, photos with stories here.
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
Upon putting the camera in the case, there is a screw which screws the case into the camera
Feb 7, 2015 18:17:11 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Something special, photos with stories here.
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
Thanks for hosting once again RR, good opening set, is the camera still working
Feb 7, 2015 18:18:06 #
creativ simon wrote:
Thanks for hosting once again RR, good opening set, is the camera still working
Yes, but cannot find film..640 I think
Feb 7, 2015 18:20:14 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Something special, photos with stories here.
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
Thanks for hosting another Free Sunday!
That's really nola (cool?) For a short time, I had my grandmother's Brownie. I think she last used it in 1962. I've past it on down in the family.
Feb 7, 2015 18:21:45 #
This was shot on film back in the early 80's, was working at this house outside rebuilding the oak main entrance gates, temperature was -16 and under there somewhere is a lovely wooden Victorian conservatory
You don't forget times like this
You don't forget times like this
Feb 7, 2015 19:02:32 #
Want to thank Agnes, I think that you broke a record here, and Dan L. Two good Challenges. Kick back and relax tonight, you did a great job
Feb 7, 2015 19:03:53 #
creativ simon wrote:
This was shot on film back in the early 80's, was working at this house outside rebuilding the oak main entrance gates, temperature was -16 and under there somewhere is a lovely wooden Victorian conservatory
You don't forget times like this
You don't forget times like this
Icecicles? Huh no insulation, eh? -16 F or C?
Feb 7, 2015 19:05:15 #
This is not from film but taken today between snow storms. A front is coming through tomorrow and about to dump 10-12" of snow. Anyway I took these today, I tried using fill flash not sure it helped much. RR thanks for hosting this Free Sunday as you do it is a lot of fun to see other peoples work!
Roadrunner wrote:
Something special, photos with stories here.
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
#1.... shot in 1939, not by me. The others are the camera which shot that photo, my grandfather's Kodak which I finally inherited this past week after décades of being hidden, loaned and returned.
The earliest pic I have from this camera is my parents wedding in 1932
quit pointing that thing at me!
I like to put my face in the snow
Feb 7, 2015 19:16:44 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Icecicles? Huh no insulation, eh? -16 F or C?
Conservatory is all glass, insulation Mmmmmmmmmmm How :lol:
-16c
Feb 7, 2015 19:26:13 #
If your camera is a Kodak Monitor, Six-20 it takes 620 or 616 film. The 620 can be purchased from B&H Photo, ebay, and Ebsy.
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes, but cannot find film..640 I think
Feb 7, 2015 19:51:02 #
Lens Cap wrote:
This is not from film but taken today between snow storms. A front is coming through tomorrow and about to dump 10-12" of snow. Anyway I took these today, I tried using fill flash not sure it helped much. RR thanks for hosting this Free Sunday as you do it is a lot of fun to see other peoples work!
Good dogs love snow ..... Thanks for your comment Lens Cap
Feb 7, 2015 19:52:29 #
Bushido wrote:
If your camera is a Kodak Monitor, Six-20 it takes 620 or 616 film. The 620 can be purchased from B&H Photo, ebay, and Ebsy.
Thank you sir, I'll check it out. Would love to do just one film, carry out the tradition I guess
Feb 7, 2015 20:00:25 #
Just finished working this Abstract
Feb 7, 2015 20:14:36 #
creativ simon wrote:
Just finished working this Abstract
I can see the vibes
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