Oops,

I am a day late. Sorry guys.:blush2:


At any rate, it's that time again. Time for a new Photo Project!


OLD

So get out there and lets see what old means to you!

This is from a series I just started of "Old & Young" actually...funny you should make Old the subject this month. :)

My favorite Aunt Glo & my son Matthew:

Emily

http://www.alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/expo/lister-block/images/photo06.jpg

http://www.alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/expo/edgar/images/photo12.jpg

http://www.alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/expo/inglis/images/photo01.jpg

http://www.alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/expo/the-san/images/san26.jpg

http://www.alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/expo/the-san/images/san25.jpg

November Photo Project: Old

Liz

Special guy.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v177/dottay/old.jpg

I know what you're thinking, What does this have to do with "Old"?

Well, to me, it is a visual representation of a very old promise.


http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/almoagain/D60/Landscapes/CRW_7491.jpg

Well, to me, it is a visual representation of a very old promise.


Amen to that!

Almo,

This is beautiful.

I love rainbows. On this image, you've not only captured the double rainbow but the light is perfect. Great great work!

Your photography skills are really growing, too, I've noticed lately.

Liz

I know what you're thinking, What does this have to do with "Old"?

Well, to me, it is a visual representation of a very old promise.


http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/almoagain/D60/Landscapes/CRW_7491.jpg

Almo,

This is beautiful.

I love rainbows. On this image, you've not only captured the double rainbow but the light is perfect. Great great work!

Your photography skills are really growing, too, I've noticed lately.

Liz

Thanks Liz!

That means a lot to me, that you would say that. It's nice to hear that kind of thing from time to time. :D:D:D

Lisbon, Portugal Old Lady

Guess I'll toss mine in, it's been awhile. These are old and have been posted before.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b121/yankfan/Vehicles/Oldtruckresampled.jpg

Ok so I am implying I am old too. This is my first teddy. Awwwww!!!

gotta stop messing around with my server...okay, resubmitting.

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/dofasco/photo06.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/edgar/photo03.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/inglis/photo01.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/muskoka/san11.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/muskoka/san26.jpg

Old: I took this photo a couple of years ago.
Old: We've seen the subject before
Old: The subject of the subject is old

http://www.peacham.com/images/whistler.jpg

Here is my (somewhat humorous) entry for something OLD -- definitely old!

Here are a few from last night. Having caught a nasty bug I didn't feel like going out in the snow looking for shots so I just used items I had in my den. The last two are the same shot, I couldn't decide which level of colour I prefered.

These should qualify on two fronts. They are both old photographs that I took and they are both of old subjects. Hope you enjoy even if you have seen these from me before.

I like those Oldtimer. That camera is a beauty.

There's no place like home,there's no place like home....


Great job Almo Steve B.

You beat me to it OT. I was going to take a photograph of my old camera, although it's not quite as old as yours.

Liz - I love those Autumn leaves!

Hmmm! I thought the photos had to be taken this month so these were shot at the start of the month.

Titled - An Oak with a smile?

Roger

Oops forgot to upload these

Roger

These should qualify on two fronts. They are both old photographs that I took and they are both of old subjects. Hope you enjoy even if you have seen these from me before.

Larry, my main man! That first image is OUTSTANDING!

I love it. Could you give us a little background on it?

Here are a few more from me...

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/almoagain/The%20Cemetery/25641015edit.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/almoagain/Vacations%20-%20Events/CRW_7142.jpg

Just to clarify, this is a rowboat...
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a183/almoagain/B%20and%20W/2365011.jpg

Larry, my main man! That first image is OUTSTANDING!

I love it. Could you give us a little background on it?

Thanks John I appreciate the kind comment. First of all this was taken with my Fuji S602Z using window light only. I positioned the items on a chair on a black cloth that I use just for this type image and shot off a tripod.

Now for the item themselves. The old photo album I inherited from my grandmother who died at age 102 a few years ago. The photo came out of the album of course and is of her father. It dates back to between 1910 and 1915 and was taken by my great uncle not long before he went of to France to fight in the Great War. My great grandfather was named David and he was a rural mail carrier in the late 1800's and early 1900's. This of course meant that he was doing it with a horse and buggy. During those years he carried this pocket watch to try and keep him on schedule as he guided his horse over the rolling hills. Upon his death the watched passed on to my grandmother who gave it to her husband (my grandfather) who carried it for many years. I remember it well as he would pull it out of his pocket and announce to me as a small boy that it was time to head for the house for dinner or go to the barn to milk. After he passed on in the 1960's my grandmother gave me the watch as the oldest grandson. I have now passed it on to my son David who is named for his great great grandfather. It is my hope that this piece of family memorablia will continue to go down through the generations. David 's wife as many of you know gave birth to their first son last week. His name is Wesley he is named after another great grandfather of mine and he is now in line to one day own the watch and to be the teller of the story.

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/brickworks/photo04.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/brickworks/photo09.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/inglis/photo14.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/symes/photo20.jpg
See...an old container of Old Dutch :p

WOW! Almo - that photograph with the old fence...really caught my eye....I love it!!!

WOW! Almo - that photograph with the old fence...really caught my eye....I love it!!!


Thanks Allie!

That was on a mountian called Wahya Bald in the Great Smoky Mountians of North Carolina.

Your welcome John :)

I found a great subject today...a pair of my daughters old boots :thumbsup:
Gave me a chance to try out my extension tubes on the buckle.
I'm not sure about this macro work though. It ain't easy!

Did someone say extension tubes?! :p Those closeups look great, Alison!

Here's my attempt. Had several more subjects/ideas but less time to execute.

Surprised that my college computer still turned on! It sounded like a turbine jet engine but that massive 20mb (that's with an "m") hard drive spun up like a charm :p

Did someone say extension tubes?! :p Those closeups look great, Alison!
Yes, I said the "E" word lol.
And thank you for the compliments loupey.
#1 and #2 were taken with my 50mm 1.8 alone.
Not sure what tube(s) I used for the buckle. I bought some cheapy tubes from ebay to see how I would cope with them.
They are ok. But I am still in love with my 50mm. It's a tough act to follow.

OK, so two more subjects/technologies that I consider "old".

The third one is a combination of the two (not in PS tho :p )

Days gone by.

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/lister/photo06.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/edgar/photo12.jpg

http://alcsnet.com/dark-playgrounds/explore/galleries/edgar/edgar-03.jpg

I'll climb the stairs tomorrow, I hear they're slicker than snot with moss

http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/medium/stairsmacro.JPG (http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/stairsmacro.JPG)

Nothing spectacular, but heres a couple that fit the theme that I have.

Old Wilkeson hotel.

This is old, from the early 1960s. Scanned from a 2x2 Kodachrome slide, the 35mm film scanner cropped off a border.

Reshoot of my previous shot.

http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/medium/IMG_6736.JPG (http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/IMG_6736.JPG)

http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/medium/IMG_6767.JPG (http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/IMG_6767.JPG)

And I thought this one was amusing, that photo was taken last Friday, no joke.
http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/medium/ex_police_car_back_to_the_future.jpg (http://gallery.photographyreview.com/data/photography//500/ex_police_car_back_to_the_future.jpg)

Ok this sounds like fun, so I'll give it a try. I took these photos on Vaction this summer. Hope you like them.




Theresa

Fascinating building, Theresa.
Where is it??

The shot of the rocks framed in the window is great. Actually they are all real good, very interesting building.

I took these pictures in Arizona.