Old Things,Farms,Barns,Buildings, Plus

[Joseph Kayne]

Old Round Barn......

[Gary L. Quay]

I like that a lot. Of course I like old radios and cameras (the toaster just fits.)

I'm not sure about the lamp, though. Some table radios ran on batteries but I doubt toasters ever did as the current drain would be enormous in use. And if there's electrical wiring for the toaster, there would be for an electric lamp. Just a personal idea, but I think I'd try it with a similar vintage electric table lamp.

Of course there's no rule that says these things have to be the same vintage. I think that's just something that occurred to me in viewing this one, as it inspired an interest in doing some things like this myself.

Thanks! It wasn't readily apparent, but the table was made in the 1920's, the camera in the 1930's, the toaster in the 1940's, and the Radio was from the 1950's. Each piece was from a different decade. The Lamps was supposed to be pre 1920, even though it was newer, because I don't have an actual lamp from 1910 to 1920.

--Gary

[Gary L. Quay]

Underwood Standard Typewriter



Camera: Calumet C-1 8x10.
Lens: Cooke Series II Portrait (wide open to show off the softness).
Film: Ilford HP5 developed in Pyrocat HD.
Printed on Bergger Neutral tone paper.

[Joseph Kayne]

Old Door (Detail)....

[Gem Singer]

Sienna Plantation near Houston,TX.

[RmFrase]

Old Building, Hico, Texas

Shen-Hao 4x5
210mm NIKKOR
Kodak TMax 100 Film
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR






-Robert

[RmFrase]

Old Saddle on a fence. Outside Cranfills Gap, Texas
Shen-Hao 4x5
210mm NIKKOR
Kodak TMax 100 Film
Scanned on Epson V700
Metered with Sekonic L758DR






-Robert

[Gary Tarbert]

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shack by Gazzman5, on Flickr[/IMG]Hi , My first post on this forum, , I don't have a holder for 5x8 so scan not perfect , Shot on Chamonix 5x8 with 240A Fujinon on Velvia 50 Cheers Gary

[Liam:]

Crown Graphic / f4.7 1/50th / fomapan 100

Love this thread, I have been trying to find some cool places and things but only found an old boat engine so far...

[Joseph Kayne]

An Old Corncrib & Boat...Prairie Schooner