Out of the Past
Featured Work
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CHARGE!! by Linda Sparks
This gent is retired from the military and now rides with B Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry (Memorial) which commenmorates the U. S. Army’s participation in the Indian Wars. B Troop is all volunteer and is based at Fort Huachuca, AZ. Thorobred Featured in Equine Athletes 11/03/09 / Featured in Out of the Past 10/29/09
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Drowned Rat by James Birkbeck
Re-uploaded. Original file M.I.A. /
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Temptation by Cathleen Tarawhiti
Original photo kindly shared by Shiskababe / In other words, I didn’t take the picture, but I bliming wish I did! I just worked on it. www.cathleentarawhiti.co.nz Featured in Outrageous Hair, Makeup and Costumes / Thank you. Featured in Makeup / Thank you Waleska. Featured in Out of the Past / Thank you Michael. Featured in Kustom Kulture / Thank you. Featured in Creative Fashion Photography / Thank you. Featured in Hairstyles / Thank you Waleska. Featured on Redbubbles Featured page / Thanks Redbubble elves :) To see some of my photography, you are most welcome to visit my Facebook photograghy page 400+ views People/Portraiture Pin-ups The Date Series HDR Photography Macro Photography Architecture Collaborations Skyscapes Animals/Birds/Insects Street Photography Everyday Objects Seascapes/Rivers/All Water Summer Photography Odd/Unusual Flowers/Plants/Trees Landscapes New Zealand Abstract Humour Black and White Photography
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The Picnic by Purgatorioscope
Year: 1963 / Location: Saddleworth Moor / Subjects: Ian B. and Myra H. A Purgatorioscopic Production. / (c) 2009 / Special thanks to Mechelle Rowland
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Reverie by Victoria Jostes
liked this image better in b & w. Featured in the fab group Out of the Past! / Featured in The Waist Up Portraiture Group! / Featured in the terrific group Human, Animal, Nature!!
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Gosforth Colliery and the Ouseburn by Colin Cartwright
Gosforth Colliery, Newcastle, 1838. A coal mine in a rural setting. / The river Ouse (called the Ouseburn) winds its way to the river Tyne. In the style of Thomas Hair. Watercolour
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Untitled by Elena Gallotta
self portrait
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vintage lady by cynthiab
old sepia image painted using painterX
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We ONLY have today Yesterday IS GONE! by RealPainter
a old bence my husband built me, we have since moved,but i wanted to take it with me, just because he built it for me, it was a special bench to me, and it was mine , when we moved,he said leave it…...we are not taking it…i said why, its mine…you built it for me…anyway….....it got left…daddy said.in NC,USA, the world,
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When The Whip Comes Down by ~ Ademac
FEATURED in the Glamour November 2009 FEATURED in the Out of the Past group October 2009 When The Whip Comes Down by M. Jagger – K. Richards Yeah, mama and papa told me / I was crazy to stay / I was gay in new york / A fag in l.a. / So i saved my money / And i took a plane / Wherever i go they treat me the same When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down I’m going down fifty-third street / And they’re spitting in my face / I’m learning the ropes / Yeah i’m learning a trade / The east river truckers / Are churning with trash / I make so much money / That i’m spending so fast When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the shit hits the fan / I’ll be sitting on the can / When the whip comes down Yeah, some called me garbage / When i was sleeping on the street / I never roll / And i never cheat / I’m filling a need / I’m plugging a hole / My mama’s so glad / I ain’t on the dole When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / (yeah, go ahead check it out) Yeah, baby, when the whip comes down / When the whip comes down / (i’ll be running this town, i’ll tell you) / When the shit hits the fan / I’ll be sittin on the can Model: Dead Cute Model Location: South Coast New South Wales
Recent Work
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Walk Alone by parmi
Taken in Santiago, capital city of Chile. Santa Lucia Park leads to the lookout point over the city with 360 degree views of the Andes Mountains. The view from the top is seen in Paradise Lost. World Forgotten shows another view of the incredible building in this park. This scene was not set up, the woman walking happened to climb the staircase as I arrived. I have no idea why she was dressed this way, (assuming she was here for a photo shoot?) but it all just fit so well. Featured in Canon DSLR Canon SX100IS MCN: C307A-DF030-B31A5
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Heraldic Castle Art Series - Renew #002 by MelDavies
This work is a digitally enhanced kaleidoscope design using my own original art (see Renew) which is embossed and painted foil.
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another time perhaps by shawhouse
From a collaboration with TextureoftheSin and Aussiekylie. model – Aussiekylie
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money vette by Bill Dutting
1957 Chevrolet Corvette retro-rod. On display at the Grand National Roadster Show. Pomona, California. / January 24, 2009 Nikon D 40, Nikkor 18-55 at 18mm ReEdit posted 11/07/09
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Meet You On The Street Corner by David McMahon
I’d never seen anything quite like it before – the corner of two streets, each wall in its own distinct colour. This was shot at Clarke Quay, in Singapore’s historic wharf district, in mid-December 2007. The other great factor that caught my attention was the orientation of the street signs in English and in Mandarin. Look closely and you’ll see how carefully the walls have been painted, with no visible overlap on the corner. Also, observe the area around the signs in Mandarin and you’ll spot a slightly larger rectangle demarcated against the wall, suggesting that the signs were once slightly larger, but not quite the dimensions of the English signs. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F8, 1/350 sec, ISO 200, focal length 125mm. SingaporeA-1582
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constriction by Ushna Sardar
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First Car CD Player by Linda Gregory
While admiring and photographing a beautiful 1957 Chrysler New Yorker, the proud owner asked me if I wanted to see something inside. Of course I said yes. He then showed me this record player which he explained was an option available on only a few of these cars. It played 16 2/3 speed records. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
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B class lament by peter kelly
an old B class loco, once the pride of Victoria Railways, awaits a decision on its future after having been rescued from decades of neglect, the elements and grafitti.
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through a scanner darkly by watersoluble
pure photo manipulation. a sum of many abstract parts, started with an interesting gold venitian mask and eventally stopped here … tried to keep an old world, painterly aspect to the compostition, with key references to light, reflection, mirrors, masks, mood … all photo clips heavily photoshopped and coloured using Ps Cs4 & Nik Color Effex Pro 3
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The heart of Antelope Canyon by Linda Sparks
Upper Antelope Canyon is a very narrow slot canyon created in Navajo sandstone in northern Arizona. It is periodically swept by powerful flood water that scour the walls and remove the sandy floor. Then more sand sweeps in with the wind. It’s famous among photographers. This is one of the many shots I took during my much too brief tour of the canyon. It was definitely on my bucket list. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18. Mostly shot on the sunset setting.
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Corner on Color by David DeWitt
Store at the corner of two very old streets in Las Cruces, NM The area was renovated to it’s former glory. taken on my Canon XTi and 28-300mm lens.
About This Group
Out of the Past is a group dedicated to those individuals who desire to imitate the great photographers of past eras. The History of photography is a fascinating on and there is nothing quite like the pictures of “days gone by”. Images submitted to this group are expected to be in a style reminiscent of those who created and helped photography evolve into what it is today.
The purpose of this group is not to display objects that we can see in our present day that existed in the past, but to display images as though they were taken in their respective era. It is to imitate those who initially discovered, created, and enabled the evolution of photography. Men such as William Henry Fox Talbot , and his image The Open Door, Joseph Niepce , Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre and so forth..
Please NOTE : AN IMAGE THAT REPRESENTS HISTORY DOES NOT MAKE IT ELIGIBLE FOR THIS GROUP. WE ARE LOOKING FOR IMAGES THAT IMITATE STYLES AND TECHNIQUES OF PAST ERAS.
We have had a lot of confusion on this point in the past. Please understand, something that is black and white, or sepia, does not mean it is in representative of another era. Also please understand that any image that contains RUST, does not belong in this group.
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