Claw marks in the sky....
Random Object Photographs
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bigwheelzip
Absent Comrade
Found another fun random pic by hubby's grandfather, taken in NYC, 7-19-1950.
1morethan8
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This helps me remember why I live here.. from the Cherohala Skyway...
Found another fun random pic by hubby's grandfather, taken in NYC, 7-19-1950.
Gives a whole new meaning to the term "topless"!
Bullseye 2620
Member
Dobson's Fly
A Dobson's fly on the side of my barn. Pretty prehistoric!
A Dobson's fly on the side of my barn. Pretty prehistoric!
bigwheelzip
Absent Comrade
One morning our jobsite trailer in Lynchburg was covered with those things. Really creeped us out.
Targets Guy
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misswired
Absent Comrade
This is Pinnacle Peak, a landmark NE of Phoenix. Taken during monsoon season when the clouds are often very dramatic.
John
John
Targets Guy
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Rastoff
US Veteran
Targets Guy
US Veteran
Love me some clouds.
Paladine 85020, would that have been an Orange filter or Red?
Neither. Originally in color, converted to B&W, tonal manipulation in Photoshop Elements 10.
John
bigwheelzip
Absent Comrade
Road Trip
Grabbed another old photo from the in-laws.
Just saw this photo of my husband's maternal grandparents (couple on left) and a heavily laden car. I got a kick out of seeing the travel trunk and other belongings tied to the rear bumper.
I'm glad we don't have to do that anymore. My rope knot skills are terrible.
Grabbed another old photo from the in-laws.
Just saw this photo of my husband's maternal grandparents (couple on left) and a heavily laden car. I got a kick out of seeing the travel trunk and other belongings tied to the rear bumper.
I'm glad we don't have to do that anymore. My rope knot skills are terrible.
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snowman
Member
Grabbed another old photo from the in-laws.
bigwheelzip:
In those days, it looks like some folks at least didn't waste time mowing grass.
I could go for that.
Regards,
Andy
rog8732
US Veteran
bigwheelzip, if you already explained your procedure for converting those old photos, ((they're great by the way)),and being able to post I missed it.
Would you let us know ?
Would you let us know ?
Bullseye 2620
Member
Here Ya Go, Targets Guy
bigwheelzip
Absent Comrade
My husband set up his parents with a new Windows computer system a few years ago, including a Brother printer/copy/scan/fax machine.
I just use the scan function of the printer's software, which has a maximum photo scan setting of 600/DPI (not exactly hi-def, but better than nothing). The scan preview allows the user to crop the pic and name the file.
I placed the scan files in a folder that gets automatically backed-up to the "cloud" and shared with the rest of the family via the internet. I upload the ones I share here on the forum to imgbb.
Here's an unusual one. It's hubby's paternal grandma on a dog cart at Montmorency Falls, Quebec. August 1958.
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