Elliott Cowand Jr. posted a photo:

An old carriage house on Chestnut Street near First Street in the New Orleans Garden District neighborhood

A pattern of birds and clouds from the magazine <i>Art–Goût–Beauté</i>, 1928. <i>Art–Goût–Beauté, Feuillets de l'élégance féminine</i>, aka <i>AGB</i>, and later on <i>AGB Voici la mode</i>, was a french luxury magazine about women's fashion, published in Paris, and active from 1920 to 1937. This very expensively made magazine was published by the owner of a textile factory, and it shows in the endpapers, which displayed fabric patterns in color. This one was printed only in blue, and comes from issue No. 99 (November 1928). Found in the Wikimedia Commons repository, here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Art_-_Go%C3%BBt_-_Beaut%C3%A9,_Feuillets_de_l%27_%C3%A9l%C3%A9gance_f%C3%A9minine,_Novembre_1928,_No._99,_9e_Ann%C3%A9e,_schutblad,_RP-P-2009-1921-1A.jpg ...placed under a Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication license. With a little extra work, this pattern can be made to tile.

C&C52 posted a photo:

Mamiya Leaf Aptus ii 12 + Schneider lens.

Paul Kearley posted a photo:

Photograph by H.C. Casserley. A digitally restored image from a poor quality original negative in my collection.

Quellin Images posted a photo:

Kodak Tri-X 400 with the Mamiya C220 and I think this would be the 80mm lens here (must get sorted with my note taking). Film developed in 510 Pyro.

Paul Kearley posted a photo:

Photograph by Ivan Finbow. The date the photo was taken is unknown. A digitally restored image from an original negative in my collection.

D_M_J posted a photo:

Some more film shots from around the paddock at VSCC Curborough, and what a great way to start the speed season! Love the relaxed atmosphere at this event and one of my favourite paddocks to photograph too.

Decided to only shoot black and white on the day, mostly with the Hasselblad but there will be some much older camera stuff to come too...

Camera // Hasselblad 500CM
Film // Ilford FP4
Developer // Ilfotec HC (B)
Scan // Camera scan

Two peacocks, some decoration. Birds are perfectly symmetrical, the center elements are not. Found on page 8 of https://archive.org/details/KeramicstudioXIV/page/18/mode/2up?q=peacock - Keramic Studio - A Monthly Magazine For The China Painter And Potter - Volume Fourteen - May, 1912 to April, 1913 Inclusive - Keramic Studio Publishing Co. Syracuse, N. Y. - May 1912 - Design for Peacock Stencil - To be used as a medallion or motif for continuous border in one color. Byzantine in design. Found after inspired by Two sleek ladies by Cyanocorax (openclipart.org/355953) Traced using GIMP to clean up some scratches, Adobe Illustrator for SVG conversion, some simplification using https://herrstrietzel.github.io/svg-path-simplify/ then manual rotation and cleanup in Inkscape and optimization in SVGOMG.

Abstract somewhat symmetrical vase shape taken from openclipart.org/355989 optimized with SVGOMG.

hayksenekerimyan posted a photo:

Where Silence Learns to Speak.
Some places don’t ask you to move on — they simply ask you to stay still for a while.
Black-and-white moments have a way of turning silence into memory.

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