A shop window in my hometown from 1978.
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A shop window in my hometown from 1978.
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This was captured during one of our family’s summer vacations.
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This shot is from my first-ever stadium rock show, Boston, in 1979. The film stock was Illford HP5 ‘pushed’ beyond any resonable (at the time) speed of 3200 ISO. I remember not being able to hear too well for a few days and hearing some guy called ‘Sammy Haggar’ as the openning act.
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Another from the archive for throwbackthursday. This is the Tivoli Inn on the corner of Locust and Water Sts. from ~1979 The film is quite degraded but I rather like the effect.
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This store window is from my home town, Allegan, MI. from the late ’70s. I like the old ‘Aqua Velva’ aftershave and 110 Instamatic cameras in the display.
It’s a mystery to me why Santa is squinting. 😉
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This train yard was located in the lower Garden District of New Orleans in the mid/late ’70s. It is an empty lot now according to Google Earth. The popular tourist destination “Mardi Gras World” now stands just off to the left of this image.
Glazer Steel, seen on the right side of this image, was sold to Triple-S Steel Supply in 1998 but retained the name.
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