Black and white macro of old till keys, National Cash Register company. (circa 1860) Nikon D80 Sigma 24-70 lens Kenko extension tubes Dec 09 – more than 1000 views
When you look at this great take, it makes you realise how far we’ve come since those days with regards to coinage and technology. Shhame society itselfs seems to have taken a leap backwards instead mind, what with unemployment, broken homes/marriages, lack of extended family and support and state of economy in general…see what muse you prompted with your art? lol. Thanks for sharing a snapshot of history! Kindest thoughts, Anna-Marie.
I’m not sure how to respond to this comment, I hope it didn’t make you sad. It’s always interesting to read other people’s views, and so thankyou for taking the time to leave your comment.
Made me muse not sad, good art makes you think, and you picked a good subject to do that with, smiles, great pic. and sorry for any confusion there…kindest thoughts, Anna-Marie.
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Nice find,you should add it to the Black and White group.
Thanks for the advice. You’ll see I’ve now joined the group.
Excellent B&W capture Stephen.
Thanks for your comment Richard
fabulous,
lovely details!
excellent
Excellent!
there’s something very elegant about this, lovely and nostalgic. your crop is perfect.
Thanks so much Annie, much appreciated.
Cool shot x
When you look at this great take, it makes you realise how far we’ve come since those days with regards to coinage and technology. Shhame society itselfs seems to have taken a leap backwards instead mind, what with unemployment, broken homes/marriages, lack of extended family and support and state of economy in general…see what muse you prompted with your art? lol. Thanks for sharing a snapshot of history! Kindest thoughts, Anna-Marie.
I’m not sure how to respond to this comment, I hope it didn’t make you sad. It’s always interesting to read other people’s views, and so thankyou for taking the time to leave your comment.
Made me muse not sad, good art makes you think, and you picked a good subject to do that with, smiles, great pic. and sorry for any confusion there…kindest thoughts, Anna-Marie.