Paul Stenquist wrote:
Thanks Tim. Smiles are good. The intent here was tongue-in-cheek, both on my part and that of the man in costume. He's on stilts, BTW. This was 1976 -- the Bicentennial year for the U.S. -- so sights like this were common that summer.
I'm pleased that most of my Kodachromes from 35 years ago haven't faded.
Paul
Amazing, isnt it? the ektachromes don't hold up as well - fun shot, Paul
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On May 2, 2011, at 8:13 AM, Tim Øsleby wrote:
Makes me smile. Not sure if it's for the right reasons (culture
differences and all that).
Never the less, a smile is always a good thing I think.
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2011/4/29 Paul Stenquist <pnstenquis...@gmail.com>:
Better late than never. A pic from 1977. Uncle Sam showed up while I was
shooting this 57 Chevy drag car. He just happened to be in the hood I guess. I
think the camera was my Mamiya 1000 TL. The lens was a Vivitar 20/3.5.
Kodachrome 64. The shot ran in Hot Rod Magazine.
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=13034780&size=lg
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