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Well, folks,

 

This is a bit slow in coming, but I'm finally getting around to

uploading some classic cameras images I shot at the end of April.

These were taken with my Argus C-44 and its 100mm telephoto lens. B&W

pictures were from Kodak 400BW and color were from Kodak High

Definition 400 films.

 

These are of the Del McCoury Band, a bluegrass group (my favorite)

who appeared at the 2005 Merle Watson Memorial Festival. That's an

American/folk music festival who the local community college hosts

here in Wilkes County, NC. This year they even had Loretta Lynn and

Allison Krauss in addition to legendary guitarist/folksinger Doc

Watson, who hosts the event.

 

Thanks for looking!

 

--Micah in NC<div>00CX3O-24117484.jpg.ef31a68c0c29b2ff95adeca8696a5b16.jpg</div>

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David: Thanks, it was a very fun event. And I'm sure Del and the boys play "Orange Blossom Special" but not that day. Earl Scruggs was also at MerleFest--that's his song, I believe. I think he performed it quite well one day that weekend.

 

Mark Wilson: Thanks for the compliments. Nice image--I like the detail from that Retina. I was lucky enough to be a volunteer photographer and had Photo Platform access. This was one of the acts I wasn't scheduled to shoot, so I used the Argus instead of my much newer Pentax SLR.

 

--Micah in NC

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I like the Del and Rob B&W shot where the composition is that of a cross defined by the instruments. Excellent photograph, in my opinion.

(humble though it must be!)

 

Personally, I like Armenian post-industrial shock metal, but the world would be boring if we all liked the same music.

 

M.

 

P.S. Where I grew up in southern New Brunswick, they like both types of music: Country AND Western.

 

P.P.S. And they like Kodak Instamatics

 

P.P.P.S. And Moosehead Beer

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