p.47 #1Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
sum1sgrampa wrote:
really didn't even look. I was with my family and when I saw this I quickly crossed the street and grabbed this shot. They get very annoyed with me for always holding them up
Cool car. I wonder if Larry B. or some of the other car enthusiasts here know what model that is. For the most part, they don't design cars like they used to. I miss those days.
p.47 #10Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Charlie San wrote:
Back in the early 70s I visited a mission school in Southern California and photographed a procession. Here are some results:
I totally missed this pre-text before reviewing the images and was hyper curious what time-tunnel you may have fell down to find a place like this haha turns out you yourself are the time tunnel bringing them to us now. Great shots though - love the collection of hair-do's in the first one.
p.47 #11Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Why thank you Achrilidies, and others who have liked my post. Long story short, I got stationed at a remote site in the Mojave Desert upon my return from overseas. It was the last place I wanted after the Middle East. I was young and single and I wanted wine, women and song, but it worked out OK. Three days on and three off, I could travel all around in California, Yosemite, Death Valley. Baja, and elsewhere. The purpose of the site was to come on the air during a nuclear war and broadcast so I had a lot of time on my hands traveling, learning photography, and working in the darkroom. I shot a lot of film back then and now, on and off, I am working on these images.
p.47 #12Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
kshitijsharma wrote:
A Day in NYC
Great captures of a moment in the Big Apple.
I am also enjoying the lady reading an actual book! I am an incessant reader ....books(periodicals) only.
Well done!
Dan
p.47 #13Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Charlie San wrote:
Why thank you Achrilidies, and others who have liked my post.
A Catholic nun in her actual habit(clothing). Knew them well. 8 years of "knuckle busters". Then an all male high school. Where a punch to the face was not unknown to a student.
Your images, especially of Vietnam, Charlie really bring back memories.
Thanks for that!!
Dan
p.47 #16Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Danpbphoto wrote:
Great captures of a moment in the Big Apple.
I am also enjoying the lady reading an actual book! I am an incessant reader ....books(periodicals) only.
Well done!
Dan
p.47 #18Life on the Street - Post your Street Photography here
Amazing Allen!
#1, An umbrella on what looks to be a beautiful day? Despite the comedy of the umbrella! I like the abrupt tone change in 2 just around the pedestrian! Well #3...the one young lady seems well....in another thought?
Well done!
S/F Marine!
RD
