In Homage to Nikon Gear ...

[Rick Waldroup]

You could keep posting these forever, Gary, and I would never tire of looking at them.  Fantastic stuff, as always.

[elsa hoffmann]

  ye keep going - suits me fine

[Gary]

I dunno ... nothing wrong with finding new characters.

LOL²

Some might prefer life specimens.

cheers
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There are many advantages shooting dead things.

[Gary]

You could keep posting these forever, Gary, and I would never tire of looking at them.  Fantastic stuff, as always.

This is it, the end of the On Broadway series.

Nikon F w/Nikkor 20mm, Tri-X

[Gary]

ye keep going - suits me fine

LOL ... out of snaps for this series. But recently, I found a box, about 1.5'x1.5'x3' full of sleeved negatives. I need to start looking at them, there may be more from Broadway Street.

G

[elsa hoffmann]

well go shoot some more. Whats wring with you! 

[Erik Lund]

Those dolls are scary on a whole new level 

[Gary]

well go shoot some more. Whats wring with you! 

I wish I could go back to the 1970's. (Waiting for a Time Lord).

[Gary]

Those dolls are scary on a whole new level 

Haunting ... lol

[Jørgen Ramskov]

Wow! Such amazing shots, the look and feel is really great. I agree with Sash about these being historic images makes a difference. Some of the attraction of these photos, to me, is the fact that they are from the relatively distant past.

[Gary]

Wow! Such amazing shots, the look and feel is really great. I agree with Sash about these being historic images makes a difference. Some of the attraction of these photos, to me, is the fact that they are from the relatively distant past.

Thank you Jorgen (sorry I haven't an 'ø' on my keyboard).  " ... is the fact that they are from the relatively distant past.", LOL ... yeah, I'm an old fart. But you are correct, old images get our minds to wonder about how things were, how the world has changed and how the world has not changed. Old stuff can be interesting.

Gary