Monthly Archives: January 2010 Just one photo The stadium would have been 5 years old already before the camera that took this photo was made, but this photo was snapped five years (+) after the stadium closed. Does that make sense? Also this image is reversed… ho hum Stadium 1932-2003 RIP, Rolleiflex 1937 and still going strong… I might…  Taken with a slightly hazy 1937 Tessar lens on a Rolleiflex Automat Model 1 Type 1 with a very early serial number. Hence the Steichen-esque pictorialist look (which I usually loathe and despise), exaggerated by the sepia toning (likewise). This lens might be really good for portraits, though I might see if I can get…  Courtesy of jezebel.com… gotta laugh Possibly related posts – automagicaly generated: No related posts.  More ‘signs of the times’ Not quite what Amylum had in mind methinks. Perhaps this? I was carrying the little digi along with the Rolleiflex. 73 year age difference but the combination makes a very lightweight and flexible camera bag.. The Ricoh is great for grab shots such as these, for colour especially, like this…  Long time Skelmersdale council housing tenant Hazel Scully is pleased that West Lancashire borough council is planning a facelift for run-down Skelmersdale town centre – there’ll be a new high street, shops, cinema, library, sports centre, swimming pool, housing, and a lovely landscaped park to replace the spooky weedfest along the River Tawd that presently… |
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