What are you working on (in March 2025)?

[kasany]

Polish Reality taken by JK, alpha-Carole, no anybody's template, dunno who created creatures on the train. Just one photo and letters and no need more IMHO.

[Corrie Kinkel]

  On 3/15/2025 at 12:21 AM, Anja Pelzer said:

I made also a blueprint 

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I have visited Monschau many years ago but the castle hasn't changed at all, at least from this viewpoint and the blueprint does it justice!

[Ann Seeber]

I tried out the blueprint technique with a local photo from Beacon, NY, of the Howland Cultural Center. It is quite spectacular in person. I'll also show the color photo.

[Corrie Kinkel]

  22 hours ago, Ann Seeber said:

I tried out the blueprint technique with a local photo from Beacon, NY, of the Howland Cultural Center. It is quite spectacular in person. I'll also show the color photo.

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Very nice!

[Julie Magerka]

We recently had a bit of discourse about old photos and the frequent use of cameras. This photo that I have in my files comes from the early 1900s. It is not of anyone in my family, but the family of a friend. They are using Brownie box cameras, but I don't know which edition they are. I just love the pic! Taken in my hometown.

Almost all elements come from Katie Pertiet photography kit which was on sale for $1.99 US.

Edited 19 hours ago by Julie Magerka

[Julie Magerka]

  22 hours ago, Ann Seeber said:

I tried out the blueprint technique with a local photo from Beacon, NY, of the Howland Cultural Center. It is quite spectacular in person. I'll also show the color photo.

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Was this someone's home originally?

[Susan Ewart]

  22 hours ago, Ann Seeber said:

I tried out the blueprint technique with a local photo from Beacon, NY, of the Howland Cultural Center. It is quite spectacular in person. I'll also show the color photo.

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Ann, this one turned incredible.  Thank you Carole for putting this one in the blog, it has been a viewing pleasure to see what everyone is doing with it.

[Susan Ewart]

  20 hours ago, Julie Magerka said:

We recently had a bit of discourse about old photos and the frequent use of cameras. This photo that I have in my files comes from the early 1900s. It is not of anyone in my family, but the family of a friend. They are using Brownie box cameras, but I don't know which edition they are. I just love the pic! Taken in my hometown.

Almost all elements come from Katie Pertiet photography kit which was on sale for $1.99 US.

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I love this Julie.  I have 7 of the box style brownies and one brick style (plus the bigger and tiny accordion type ones - there seems to be a lot of "brownie" styles).  I'm going to see if that kit is still available, I like to get anything camera related.  This is a fabulous picture of these two ladies and it's super sharp for a photo of that era.

[Ann Seeber]

  19 hours ago, Julie Magerka said:

Was this someone's home originally?

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It started its career as a library.

[Corrie Kinkel]

  20 hours ago, Julie Magerka said:

We recently had a bit of discourse about old photos and the frequent use of cameras. This photo that I have in my files comes from the early 1900s. It is not of anyone in my family, but the family of a friend. They are using Brownie box cameras, but I don't know which edition they are. I just love the pic! Taken in my hometown.

Almost all elements come from Katie Pertiet photography kit which was on sale for $1.99 US.

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This is a very well preserved photo that old! I find that black/white or brownish photos keep their color nuances and sharpness much better then the older colored photos that fade out over time. I have a couple of those taken by my dad when he just started to use color film, that are now beyond repair!

[Ann Seeber]

I did a blueprint of this well-known local college. The photo is by Brian Lee. The font is Copperplate Gothic.

[Julie Magerka]

  19 hours ago, Susan Ewart said:

I love this Julie.  I have 7 of the box style brownies and one brick style (plus the bigger and tiny accordion type ones - there seems to be a lot of "brownie" styles).  I'm going to see if that kit is still available, I like to get anything camera related.  This is a fabulous picture of these two ladies and it's super sharp for a photo of that era.

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It's' called CuratedTeamFavsPhotogKit. She has quite a few camera/photography related products and regular sales.

[Anne Lamp]

Doing the March TUT/TECH Challenge I made this of my Foxy dog.