A few oldies

[jeremypayne]

I just got about 200 old slides and negatives scanned ... very interesting process ... here's a few for your review:

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Every one of them invites the viewer to ask "I wonder what they are thinking?"
I like that.

Eric

[Rob C]

Every one of them invites the viewer to ask "I wonder what they are thinking?"
I like that.

Eric

Or, what was the photographer thinking?

;-)


Rob C

[Chairman Bill]

That lad in the third image is thinking, "Oh for heaven's sake, who cares about the slight edge distortion? Stop looking at the bloody bricks!"

[RSL]

Jeremy, Sometimes oldies are besties. That kid in #3 is a besty. Not only is the expression on his face a mirror into his mood, it's a classic expression for a kid that age. I know. I had four of those.

[Rob C]

Jeremy, Sometimes oldies are besties. That kid in #3 is a besty. Not only is the expression on his face a mirror into his mood, it's a classic expression for a kid that age. I know. I had four of those.

Hence the alternative expression: talking to a brick wall.

Photographers seem to do that a lot. As do some kids, except that they tend to mutter instead.

Rob C

[EduPerez]

Hence the alternative expression: talking to a brick wall.

Photographers seem to do that a lot. As do some kids, except that they tend to mutter instead.

Rob C

Sometimes I think we adults are who talk to a brick wall... while addressing to a kid.

[Christoph C. Feldhaim]

"All in all you're just a-nother brick in the wall ...."

[jeremypayne]

... what was the photographer thinking?

Rob C

Sorry there aren't any tits, Rob ... I was thinking about Robert Frank and Lee Friedlander.

[Rob C]

Sorry there aren't any tits, Rob ... I was thinking about Robert Frank and Lee Friedlander.

That's interesting, I never think about Robert and Lee; I do admit, though, that I often think about tits. I had imagined that everybody did.

Just goes to show you how mistaken one can be!

;-)

Rob C