Kid in wheel chair, his family and friens
Here is the kid:
I've got these six old undeveloped 127 format rolls. They came along with two developed by the seller. Two developed rolls were not perfect, very weak fogged negatives (like some of mine when I just started with found film:-)
Four rolls were Kodak Verichrome Pan and after development (Kodak HC-110 Dil A at 59F/15C for 5 min) they gave good dense negatives with little fog.
One film was Kodak Verihrome (ORTHO, not PAN). Not that good, but for a found film ok.
One was Gevaert -- emulsion stuck to the paper, no images, just some frame traces...oh well.
Camera is unknown.
One of Kodak's box cameras may be?
Several flash shots.
All in all -- winter, summer, fall. People, houses, horse, car, dog and cat.
Here are some (more here):
Winter. This is Kodak Verichrome (ORTHO). I feel it as 40s or 50s for some reason, i.e. it is older then the rest. But it hard to tell since almost all the details are lost -- partially due to time passed, partially because of initial exposure were done in very amateur fashion.
Here is the photographer who took previous shot (second on the right)
Here is our boy again. The TV set is Sylvania; I could not find the exact model; style feels like early or mid 60s.
Flash's reflection in the screen's glass is clear.
Shooting position is very low. Small photographer? Self-timer? Could not recall any old Kodak box cameras with timers...
May be little sister?
Here is she again, with a dog.
They were playing with light...the camera definitely had time exposure mode.
Fanny family portrait, I kinda like it. This is probably taken by our kid in weel chair since position of the camera is very low.
And this is him for sure -- part of his leg is on the left.
This is definitely mid-60s fashion:)
With girls
Here is a horse. Is it his dad? May be.
This is probably the same woman we've seen on first frame but 10 years later...or her mother.
Summer...
Fall...
I could not identify the car. I think the black cat under the car was actual reason for a click.
That's it. Buy-buy kid.
I've got these six old undeveloped 127 format rolls. They came along with two developed by the seller. Two developed rolls were not perfect, very weak fogged negatives (like some of mine when I just started with found film:-)
Four rolls were Kodak Verichrome Pan and after development (Kodak HC-110 Dil A at 59F/15C for 5 min) they gave good dense negatives with little fog.
One film was Kodak Verihrome (ORTHO, not PAN). Not that good, but for a found film ok.
One was Gevaert -- emulsion stuck to the paper, no images, just some frame traces...oh well.
Camera is unknown.
One of Kodak's box cameras may be?
Several flash shots.
All in all -- winter, summer, fall. People, houses, horse, car, dog and cat.
Here are some (more here):
Winter. This is Kodak Verichrome (ORTHO). I feel it as 40s or 50s for some reason, i.e. it is older then the rest. But it hard to tell since almost all the details are lost -- partially due to time passed, partially because of initial exposure were done in very amateur fashion.
Here is the photographer who took previous shot (second on the right)
Here is our boy again. The TV set is Sylvania; I could not find the exact model; style feels like early or mid 60s.
Flash's reflection in the screen's glass is clear.
Shooting position is very low. Small photographer? Self-timer? Could not recall any old Kodak box cameras with timers...
May be little sister?
Here is she again, with a dog.
They were playing with light...the camera definitely had time exposure mode.
Fanny family portrait, I kinda like it. This is probably taken by our kid in weel chair since position of the camera is very low.
And this is him for sure -- part of his leg is on the left.
This is definitely mid-60s fashion:)
With girls
Here is a horse. Is it his dad? May be.
This is probably the same woman we've seen on first frame but 10 years later...or her mother.
Summer...
Fall...
I could not identify the car. I think the black cat under the car was actual reason for a click.
That's it. Buy-buy kid.