Throwback Thursday!!

Tee · Apr 10, 2014

The vibrant color of her hair still make this one of my favorites from 4 years ago.

mishele · Apr 10, 2014

sm4him said:
mishele said:

2009!!

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^This one makes my heart sing. :heart:

Dishes in a drying rack...ol

Derrel · Apr 10, 2014

Here's the caption that my son's mother wrote for this photo, made ten years ago:

"On an unusually hot Spring day I put Spencer on this oilcloth to prevent slivers, and let him play with a slow hose set to mist. He would spray himself, then get this look on his face of cold-water-shock and delight, then turn the water away from himself, catch his breath, and spray himself again. And again. He did this for several minutes. Derrel saw this happening and ran for his camera. It's fun to see the impish side of Spencer's personality be expressed. Often around water, one of his favorite things. -JH"

oldhippy · Apr 10, 2014

Part Dept Vs Choke Weed

terri · Apr 10, 2014

^^ I think the choke weed won, OH! :lol:

More beautiful oldies but goodies today, I see. Wonderful stuff. :goodvibe:

Mike Lamb · Apr 10, 2014

bc_steve · Apr 11, 2014

Lightning Hits the Vegas of the North by Steve Dinicol, on Flickr

minicoop1985 · Apr 11, 2014

The very first photo in my Flickr.

My how things have changed in a year.

jowensphoto · Apr 11, 2014

OMG, this is embarrassing.

First Wedding Ever (unpaid, fortunately - this is terrible)

More Recent Wedding:

mishele · Apr 17, 2014

oldhippy · Apr 17, 2014

mishele said:

You made me think that the space between the image has meaning, as does the image. BTW love the avatar . Ed

Derrel · Apr 17, 2014

Throwback Thursday: Here is an old photograph I made at age 13, in 1976, on a salmon fishing trip with my dad, my brother, and my grandfather, on the Columbia River, near Rainier, Oregon. I shot this with a 1958 Super Ricohflex TLR. The film was kept frozen until t1985, when I finally developed it. I made my first print or scan of this image three years ago, when I was 48 years old!

My grandfather was a former Columbia River gillnetter and Pacific City salmon troller, and here he is instructing my brother on how to navigate using the on-shore channel markers, as we run upriver in his home-built 20-foot double-ender Pacific City-style dory, the Chinook Princess, which was powered by an in-well Johnson 18 horsepower outboard, the way other 1950's boats of its type had been designed to work.

[ Brian and Grandpa 1976-Bordered_1200x.jpg photo - Derrel photos at pbase.com ]

limr · Apr 17, 2014

Love this photo, Derrel! :heart:

Derrel · Apr 17, 2014

limr said:
Love this photo, Derrel! :heart:

Oh, thanks limr, I apprecaite hearing that from you. I've posted this photograph here on TPF before, and on Facebook as well, and it gets good responses. I really tried hard to make it, from the front of the boat, kind of wedged right up in the bow of the boat. One comment-- I did NOT crop off his fingers when I shot it, but the frame was unfortunately overlapped with the following frame...knob-wind-and-red-peekaboo-window syndrome,so I sacrificed the bottom of the frame, and put a border around it. Ahhh, sigh...overlapped frames.... I STILL have that old Super Ricohflex. It was a pretty cheezy camera, even for the late 1950's, but it's AMAZING how much detail a cheap lens and Verichrome Pan film can render from a 6x6 rollfilm negative.