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By Sandy Vongries · Posted
I have film going back to the '50's some of which is archived in the town where I was raised at their request. Bygone days like a fly in amber. At least till the lights go out! -
Cameras do a good job of recording aging. I have photos of my mum, one when she was 1 year old (studio shot), one when she was 18 (also a studio shot), and one when she was 91, (taken with my newly acquired Ebay Zeiss Ikonta 532/2). Mum is now departed and of course there are plenty of other shots of her, but those three shots are the ones I treasure. I currently have the one when she was 18 side-by-side with the one when she was 91 displayed on my roll top desk, to remind me of my mortality. -
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