1960s
234 creative works found
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Here’s some dandelions growing in my front yard with the sky & clouds in the background.
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Possibly the strangest photograph I have ever taken. It was late afteroon and I was approaching the entrance to Piccadilly Station when I saw these people gazing at the local sights. I was extremely lucky to have just one frame of film left. The light was getting dim so I shot at full aperture and prayed everything would turn out all right.. Thankfully it did! London, 1967.
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I was lucky to have my camera with me when I saw this amusing scene on my travels.Scotland,1964.
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A child of a mining community in the Scotland of the 1960s.
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Scotland 1964. / Mamiya C3, medium format film.
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Dedicated to Phan Thi Kim Phuc and the casualties of the U.S. – Vietnam War. Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning photo by Nick Ut. I painted this after recognizing the shallow depth of knowledge our younger generations seem to possess about this period in American history (and the lessons we’ve learned from it).
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Here’s a photo of my little girl taken noon today basking in the warm sun at the local beach. I just find this image very relaxing
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Every year the Scottish travelling people used to come for the harvest. Their children used to play with ours. Here is a nice friendship hat was formed around 1963.
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Scotland 1961. / Leica IIIb, 35mm film
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Saw these lads enjoying themselves while I was out on my Sunday walk.I liked the spontaniety of their expressions. / Scotland, early 1960s / Leica IIIb, 35mm film.
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Walking through Covent Garden some time in the late 1960s I observed this scene. The little girl seemed lost in a world of her own.
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Observed this in a London Park in the late 1960s. I was attracted to this because it seemed to have a personality of its own. I think that something like this left in a public space today would attract the attention of the security squad. Changed days!
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Davie worked in the pits fro age 14 and retired at 70. Saw distinguished service in the Great War. Had been retired a few years when this was taken and was just getting ready to have pint half with his mates.Scotland 1964. / Mamiya C3, 105mm Sekor. Medium format film.
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hope u like this one inspired by iconic art such as that of the 1950s and sixties
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Andrew ad his brothers and sisters adored their little cat, and it’s not difficult to see why – so friendly and trusting. / Scotland 1963 / Pentax, 35mm film.
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More on the hat parade series.
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My attention was drawn to this little drama. There was a sharp exchange of words between these two gentlemen. The one on the left seemed quite abashed – seemed to be getting a teeling-off for some sin of omission or commission.Even at that date, around 1967 their headgear seemed old-fashioned.
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I observed this gentleman listening to a ‘hell-fire” preacher at Speakers’ Corner. and wondered why he looked so uneasy. / Mamiya C3, medium format film. This as published in the ‘Ava Guide to Outdoor Photography.’
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The “Radical Chic” of the Sixties, Vicky Drake. The Stanford student, studying there on a full academic scholarship, who ran for student body president and won the popular vote with her creative platform of “37-24-36”.
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Part of a series of digital images, working on the theme of a fancy dress hat parade/party on board ship in the late 1960’s. Images scanned from slide film, layered and manipulated in Photoshop.
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Digitally manipulated from old scanned slide film. A continuation of the hat series
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