W/NW: Favorite old negatives

[travis l.]

OK, everybody has at least one. Those favorite negatives (or slides, or digital shots or

whatever). You may not know why, but they stand out to you.<p>

This is one of mine.... I have certainly taken "technically" better shots, but this one

stands out to me. I had no idea who these two were when I took it, and didn't think

much about it until I processed the negs. When I saw it on the contact sheet I had to

print it right away, and I've printed it many times since.<p><div></div>

[svante.johansson]

<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/1508416-lg.jpg" alt="Ann and Erik c:a 1982

CL, Thin Tele-Elmarit

Fuji 100 slide film" /> <br>

[jeffcallen]

<CENTER><IMG SRC="http://www.jeffcallenphoto.com/6.jpg"></center>

[dennis_couvillion]

Early nineteen eighties...<div></div>

[raymond_wong7]

Clarinet Player<div></div>

[stephen_w.]

Svante,

 

In a word, STUNNING.

[eugene_scherba]

<p

align=center><img border=2px

src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/549606-md.jpg"></p>

[malcolm_rains]

I found this old negative a month ago in an envelope.

 

Pentax Spotmatic.<div></div>

[raymond_wong7]

Flight<div></div>

[stuart_richardson]

Here are two photos that my father took. The first is of my mother, back in '73 before my

sister and I were born. The second is of me when I was three, in 1981. The first was a

spotmatic, and the second was probably an AE-1 if it wasn't the spotmatic. Kodachrome

keeps amazingly well doesn't it? It is frightening to see my mother that young with that

level of clarity...<P><img src="http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~srichardson/mom-

seventies.jpg"><P><img src="http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~srichardson/mini-me.jpg">

[red_buckner]

Leica M3<div></div>

[dan flanders]

Real photographers use a Graflex<div></div>

[dan flanders]

And here is the picture.<div></div>

[Uhooru]

Sis & I<div></div>

[william_klun1]

My sister holding another sister (1962), taken by my father with on a Graflex 4x5 box camera.

[brambor]

I think this is my only record of my teenage musical endeavors. I scanned it last year.<div></div>

[kirk_teetzel]

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