Out of the Past
Featured Work
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America in 1812 Series - Men of Valor by Scott Denny
Mississinewa 1812 Each year my father (Tim Denny) and I take a “photography trip”. Most commonly we go late in the year for Fall colors. This year we spent a week in Indiana, taking photos at a re-enactment and covered bridges of Parke County. The Battle of the Mississinewa, also known as Mississineway, was an expedition ordered by William Henry Harrison against Miami Indian villages in response to the attacks on Fort Wayne and Fort Harrison in the Indiana Territory. The battle is significant as the first American victory in the War of 1812. The site is near the city of Marion, Indiana. Mississinewa 1812 is not a re-enactment of the battle. It is a period re-enactment that captures the lifestyles and military living in the period 1812. If you ever get a chance I totally recommend the event. Trully enjoyable. Over the next several weeks I will be posting images taken at Mississinewa 1812 along with covered bridges from Parke County, Indiana. Please View Larger and Enjoy
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Hovis boy by Justine Devereux
Outdoors with a vintage edit
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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 / Featured in Out Of The Past / Featured in Photography 101 Canon SX100IS MCN: C307A-DF030-B31A5
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Barn of Time Past by Heather Mitchell McGhee
I originally took this image in Sulphur Springs, TN. Edited in Elements 6 and Paint.Net v3.5
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Looking Out by Lois Bryan
Featured in Out of the Past November 12, 2009. Best on Full Size Wandering around my cousin’s farm in Davidsonville, Maryland, I fell in love with so many images. This was taken from the inside of an old tobacco barn which we calculate to be well over a hundred years old. This image is a compilation of two shots, both my own. The barn image, RAW, taken on my Manfrotto tripod, was shot on a disappointingly gray and overcast October 29, 2009 with the Nikon D300. Shutter 1/500, aperture f/11.0, exp 0.00, iso 1600. Sky image, a hand held jpeg, was taken August 29, 2009 with the Nikon D300, shutter 1/640, aperture f/13, exp -.67, iso 400. Lens was 18-200mm vr Nikon in both cases. After the image was combined, I created an hdr in Photomatix by duplicating the jpeg to evals of +1 and -2 in Photoshop. Lots of Photoshop tweaking including addition of 2 textures. Also available without texture: /
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Mute testimony by Mitch Labuda
to what they have seen and witnessed, the passing of years, the changing of the season, and the never ending cycle of renewal.
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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. Hated the background of horsetrailers on the shot of the cavalryman, so moved him about 400 yards to a much nicer scene. Thorobred Featured in Cowboy/Cowgirl 11/18/09 / 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 1000+ 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
Recent Work
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A Chook named Rembrandt by Holly Kempe
“A Chook named Rembrandt” Photography & Artwork / by Holly Kempe © / Sony a100 camera / Photoshop CS4 artwork I found her pecking around the old timber verandas of the Lions Den Hotel in far north Queensland and thought she deserved a portrait worthy of her name. She flew up onto a timber chair placed there for the patrons and with the corrugated iron walls of the pub as a background I thought perfect and said, “now for goodness sake don’t move!”. She was very obliging although the look in her eye told me she had better things to do. :)
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Foot Portraiture - A Study on Form and Texture by irenaeus herwindo
Canon G5 / ISO 50 / f/8; 1/500 / Flash Sunpak in Full Power (Surabaya, Indonesia – 2009)
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Conway, Texas by Christine Elise McCarthy
Grain Silo – Route 66 Featured in: / Texas – November 2009
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How Do I Look? by RobynLee
(5×7 Mixed Media) A Retro-Collage about all that’s feminine..On cardstock,decorated w/printed illustrations, buttons,rubber stamps paint & embossing pens. P.S Keeping w/the collage’s theme,I added a clip of the corny(but cute & v.retro)song “I Enjoy( Being A Girl)” From the musical “Flower Drum Song” (Yep,I’m a Musical Theater Geek,if you haven’t, going from my previous YouTube clips,figured that one out!(lol) / /
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Adrian, Texas by Christine Elise McCarthy
Route 66
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Sayre, Oklahoma by Christine Elise McCarthy
Route 66
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Haircut & Shave Two Bits by Scott Denny
Taken in Oshkosh,WI on location for the filming of Public Enemies with Johnny Depp and Christian Bale. / / Please View Larger
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Postcard from the Past by Rosalie Dale IPA
A lady is allowed to change her mind! I prefer my old gerbera layered with a postcard background I think, rather than the original textures. (Besides – this lends itself to a series! I have a heap of ageing flowers to do something with … :) ) Postcard stock Alternative version Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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Pressure Tactics Can Be Hard To Gauge by David McMahon
This shot of a steam pressure gauge was taken in the engine room of the sternwheeler (paddle steamer) S.S. Klondike, which is now a static tourist attraction in Whitehorse, capital of Canada’s Yukon. I actually had two cameras with me, with both my lenses, but chose to use the longer of the two lenses for this shot, because depth of field was so important to the way I visualised the image. The light wasn’t great. It was murky and raining, and this shot was taken in the mid-section of the interior of the historic vessel. That’s precisely why I shot it from side-on, rather than standing directly in front of it and obscuring what little light there was. The Klondike played a crucial part in transportation and re-supply during the gold rush and was a symbol of the subsequent prosperity in the province. I can only imagine how many crew members in the course of the vessel’s operational life must have trained their eyes on this gauge, to make sure their wood-burning ship was operating within the correct parameters. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K200D, using a Sigma 70-300mm lens. F4.5, 1/90 sec, ISO 400, focal length 170mm. Featured by my co-host in PASSONATE ABOUT VINTAGE, November 2009. Canada08-S.S.Klondike-27Aug-7535
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Small Memories.. by RobynLee
8×10 Colored Pencil on Strathmore Art Paper) Antique Baby/Small Child things copied from a book on Vintage clothing. /
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cherry bomb by Bill Dutting
1950 Ford F-100 pick-up restored to perfection! Bet the paint didn’t look this good 59 years ago! But then again, neither do I. Cruisin for a Cure, Costa Mesa, CA Nikon D40, Nikkor 18-55 @ 18mm, Auto, Aperture priority
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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