Without Prejudice 3

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I like it (image and concept).

Me too.

[Rob C]

JNB and Eric: thanks for the positive thoughts.

Here's one that came to mind very consciously. Sorry to the original thinker, but hey, it's still something to do when the opportunity presents itself:

[RSL]

Maybe not Robert Frank, but good stuff nonetheless, Rob.

[Rob C]

Maybe not Robert Frank, but good stuff nonetheless, Rob.

:-)

[Rob C]

Not #1966:

[John R]

Not #1966:

Quite striking!

JR

[Telecaster]

I found a couple old SD cards (2 GB!) this evening at the back of a drawer while looking for something else (which, naturally, I haven't yet found). Both contain photos I took with a Panasonic FZ50 "bridge" camera back in 2008. Some are from a walk in my fav park, including the attached one. I'm certain I took the photo because at the time seeing a sandhill crane in the parking lot of the park's Nature Center was such a novelty. Nowadays, though, I often have to maneuver around them on my way in & out of the lot. Processed from Raw in Affinity Photo on my iPad.

-Dave-

[Rob C]

Quite striking!

JR

Thank you; we go for months without seeing one of these things, then suddenly, three - from 1966 to 2018!

Rob

[32BT]

Thank you; we go for months without seeing one of these things, then suddenly, three - from 1966 to 2018!

Rob

How large can this be reasonably printed? I'm sure it could be sold to a dealership somewhere. As with the previous one, apart from the blue jeans, of course.

[32BT]

Season's finale
(Italian ice cream parlour)

[Rob C]

Season's finale
(Italian ice cream parlour)

A mirror of Puerto Pollensa!

Off season it's pretty much a morgue; quite nice, truth to tell: you can park, walk without selfies interruptus and not even get asked to use somebody's cellphone to snap them - which fills me with dread because I can't see a damned thing on them, but obviously that's always going to be my fault.

I think I'll apply for a job as resort PR.

 :-)

[Rob C]

How large can this be reasonably printed? I'm sure it could be sold to a dealership somewhere. As with the previous one, apart from the blue jeans, of course.

Probably as large as you want, just as long as there's backing off space...

Rob

[Rob C]

Listening to Radio Caroline Flashback via the Internet; sad to hear Dusty Springfield sing her heart out, probably unaware at that moment of the fate that lay in store for her.

Anyway, Danger: Opera Singers at Work:

:-)

[32BT]

Listening to Radio Caroline Flashback via the Internet; sad to hear Dusty Springfield sing her heart out, probably unaware at that moment of the fate that lay in store for her.

Anyway, Danger: Opera Singers at Work:

:-)

Ella obviously

[Rob C]

Ella obviously

One of my favourites before I lost my heart to rock 'n' roll... not because the music was as good, but because it felt more personally immediate - and girls danced.

I think it was she singing Hard Hearted Hannah in the movie Pete Kelly's Blues.

Rob

[Rob C]

Fun place to work:

[JNB_Rare]

Fun place to work (Satanic Mill)

I like that image! Your title reminded me of this place, below. I could only imagine what went on behind those strange, little doors (no company signage to be found). I wasn't going to knock to find out!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Great stuff, Rob and JNB.

[32BT]

I like that image! Your title reminded me of this place, below. I could only imagine what went on behind those strange, little doors (no company signage to be found). I wasn't going to knock to find out!

Good capture of a simple scene that turns quite sinister after some thought. Probably just my imagination, since Rob might call it "therapeutic".

[Rob C]

I like that image! Your title reminded me of this place, below. I could only imagine what went on behind those strange, little doors (no company signage to be found). I wasn't going to knock to find out!

Lovely shot!

That steam just makes it, especially as it also signifies the horror show is ongoing!

A couple of years after the movie The House of Wax came out, I found myself working in the plating shop as part of my mech. eng. apprenticeship... Didn't find any bodies, but domestic fire pokers were a staple diet for those vats! I chromed everything metallic that I had at home that wasn't chained down and would fit in my cycle saddlebag.

;-)