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Posted 8 months ago
rniederman
(95 items)
Here's another whimsical image from my library. I don't own this particular picture and cannot recall where I found it to give proper citation. But let's face it, this picture demands lots of commentary - in other words, let loose with those captions!
The camera is a c.1904 8" x 10" Century No.7 studio view sitting atop a Semi-Centennial No.1 stand. This is the standard of turn-of-the-century studio cameras; a real work horse. My collection includes a fine example of this same set up. It's a joy to use.
And for those who are wondering, this is not a self-portrait.
PhotographsFrom Mathew Brady's Civil War photos to Ansel Adams' landscapes to Irving P…
Wood CamerasEven before the first 19th century cameras were produced, wood was used for…
Very Nice!!!, by any chance do you have any old negatives you could share with us.?
"You have to put clothing ON for me to take this Picture" !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, bratjdd! The camera came from a portrait studio in Oconto, WI. in the early 1980s. The photographer (the original owner) had died and I assisted sorting through all the equipment so that the family could sell for good money. For my efforts, the camera ended up being a birthday present! There were a lot of negs with the camera. I made prints and returned everything to the family. In retrospect, I should have made copies because there was a lot of fascinating stuff.
YES, PERFECT... hold that pose while I load the camera!
Finally - my pizza has arrived -- hold still...
Stunning:)
I keep telling you! Watch the ****** birdie!!
Looks like something that John Kobal would have collected, and I am positive that he MUST have had the image in his collection. Wonderful !~
Thanks musikchoo, walksoftly, trunkman, Sean, Eric and Phil!
Keep the captions coming!
Thanks Longings, Hardbrake, and jojomang!
"Hey boy and Indian ... stand @#$%! still!"
In reference to:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/70715-photographers-and-their-cameras--captions
Don't hold the fish in front of your face!
Thanks Chevelleman69, Kathycat, and Designer!
Thanks for the caption, blunderbuss!
Thanks, chevy59!
Thanks, egreeley1976!
Thanks, miKKo!
Thanks, timetraveler!
Thanks, trukn20!
I am going to caption your second picture...
Oh the indignity!
Or
I always have to work with the crazy ones.
Thanks, pawis!
Thanks, AmberRose ... funny!
Caption -
"That's six wasted plates already... keep your damn eyes open...!!"
Thanks for the caption, gandolfi.
Thanks, Vontrike!
I just Love Self Portraits !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the caption, musikchoo!
Thanks, crabbykins!
Oh No --- The Prune Juice is Working !!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's funny, musikchoo!
I had a Sinar 4/5 with great lens in 1990s
I also sold Deerdorf 8/10 from 1901 from a friend who worked in a huge compny and retired in 1976, USM used Deardorf's since 1900-1970s the cameras worn out.i have a 8/10 neg B/W of the men who started this company 1895, look for this on here, Steve
Hi filmnet ... it's always nice to meet others who shot large format film ... I've shot formats up to 11x14. My father owned a Chicago based furniture manufacturing company (1950s - 70s), and pictures of the furniture were shot by a studio using Deardorff 11x14 'dog-house' cameras. If you want to learn more about Deardoff, I suggest visiting Ken Hough's website: http://deardorffcameras.0catch.com ... he is a former employee who also restores their cameras.