pre-digital photos

[mistahbenn]

Sup Jomoco!

[rbtree]

Anyway, all you 40s +, get your photos on here....big or small stuff, doesn't matter

 

 

I would post up, mate...but 98% of my old stuff is in 35 mm slide format...and my slide scanner is kaput.........bummer, as I'd really like to digitize my old images...especially a few hundred of my best skiing stuff from when I was getting published often....

 

I could choose 100 or so and pay to get em scanned, of course...but I'm cheap....and busy..as you know...trying to nail the bad guys and more.,....

[Albedo]

The magic fairy goblin woods in the Pyrenees and a couple from Spain. They may not be pre digital era but they are before I had a digital camera.. old and scanned.

[jomoco]

Sup Jomoco!

 

Nada mucho señor Draper!

 

jomoco

[jomoco]

That first pic of your's a sycamore elbow Albedo?

 

Amazing wood grain and strength!

 

jomoco

[Albedo]

That first pic of your's a sycamore elbow Albedo?

 

Amazing wood grain and strength!

 

jomoco

 

I don't know mate... it was pre tree work days.

 

It was a wondrous and magical place but I couldn't really capture it on film.

A place you kinda want to bottle it and keep it.

[Brushcutter]

If you want to digitize your 35mm take a look at this video doing it with a DSLR camera.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgOTk4ApEYs]How to Scan Film With a DSLR - YouTube[/ame]

[jomoco]

Holy mackerel!

 

Them's some mighty fine pics Albedo!

 

Whatever they are? They're most definitely magical.

 

jomoco

[Albedo]

I'm pleased that you like them as I only had a few pics and always thought I couldn't capture that place. It was foggy and dark in there.

[RC0]

Thanks for the replies. Now keep the photos coming....common I'm tryin here,

 

A few more, of the same kind.

 

Funny I went without taking anything 6 months into the time in Oz for about 14 years, then I discovered the net, Treebuzz and others and got some enthusiasm again. I did get some from NZ 99-2000 but there was nothing much to shout about where I was in Auckland.

 

First photo is a couple of guys I worked with on occasion, Tom and Doug. Tom was a terrifically strong guy, Doug was kind of a Bullchitter....be-it a charming one at least. Last one is the ladder tree from the first batch.