kev
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Pseudo sixties and seventies photosWas looking at some of my old slides shot in the eighties and early ninties and remembered I had a thing back then for grainy pictures.. Bought a whole load of out of date Fuji slide film 1600 iso that Jessops were selling at the time and was hooked
Have just bought Adobe elements and its amazing to say the least
Anyway thought it might be a bit of fun to try and create some shots Ive taken recently as if they were taken in the 60s or 70s
Norfork court flats from Gorbals st bridge
Same flats taken from Kingston street
The old stables on the Forth and Clyde canal just off Balmore road
in the north of the city
The Charles st flats in Royston with the Caly railway sheds in front
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kev
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Bridge st
Pub in Bridge st
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wee minx
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Excellent Kev 
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kev
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Cheers Minx... bit of indulgence on my part but I think they look ok
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Doorstop
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I'm really liking those Kev mate. Very well done.
What was your process, if you don't mind me asking?
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kev
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| Doorstop wrote: | I'm really liking those Kev mate. Very well done.
What was your process, if you don't mind me asking? |
There are loads of different photo editing programs as you probably know..Bought Adode,s Elements on a recomendation from a friend and its amazing...bit expensive but worth it..and I havent even learned how to use it..post more later...btw anyone else going to have a go ?
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Lone Groover
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cybers
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Had a wee bash at this in CS3...
Did some before but aged them to about the 1900's so it was a nice wee excercise revisiting the technique.
Biggsy's Folly... The Great Train Robbery
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kev
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St Andrews works on Pollockshaws Rd
old building on Tradston st
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falseface
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Saltmarketeer
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There are some nice techniques here, all achieving different but dated looks.
I hope you're all writing this down for the 'How to's...'
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kev
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Top pic FF I have a book from the eighties with loads of photos like that....will bring it to the session in Morrisons on Friday and whoever wants to can take it home and pass it on
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rotten milk
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pics 2 & 4 of kev's OP are fantastic - the only spoiler being the flats are intact, rather than half-built!
1988
older (spoiled by the cars i can't edit out!)
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kev
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Arches under the railway bridge in Cumberland st Gorbals
The steps down from Springburn rd next to the old library..these would have teeming with locomotive workers going to and fro the Hyde park works...they are also the steps used in the Jimmy Boyle film A sense of freedom when they high tailed it from the uniformed cops
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kev
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| rotten milk wrote: | | pics 2 & 4 of kev's OP are fantastic - the only spoiler being the flats are intact, rather than half-built! |
Aye...would have been good Norrie and if I knew how to use the software properly I could probably make them look like that....There is something very photogenic about the Flats at Norfolk ct/st..Have taken loads of pics from loads of different angles and next will be shooting some close ups..they will be missed when they are gone
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cybers
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Scary
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Jeezo Cybers..looks like a still from Schindlers List 
Excellent
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kev
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When the f%ck was that taken ...
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cybers
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Early July 09... A grim place 
The Original
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wee minx
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OK . this was taken with an old Halina 1000 that Scary was kind enough to let me have from a demo site. I gave it a clean, bought some black and white film, and hey presto.
Just got the pics back after having to wait two weeks for them ...I'm deffo going to go get some cheap film from lidl or somewhere and have another go...I like it
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james73
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Not Glasgow but I tried to make this look like the 1950s like one of those awful
films set in Scotland where no bastard acting is actually Scottish...
Original.
James H
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sputnik
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aye ,ah can se it noo .come away ma wee geordie.
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Lone Groover
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From a little trip to Blackpool.
Seems to suit the theme.
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wee minx
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The middle one of the kids in the water..brings back 60'70s memories alright...me needin a pee in the water for sure
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kev
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Back of the North British locomotive companys old offices in Springburn.It was built in 1903 after the merger of various loco companys in the area..It was also used as a military hospital in WW1. The first 3 floors were for Admin and recreation and the top one the drawing office..Latterly Springburn college of engineering where all the main engineering firms in Glasgow sent apprentices from the 1961 to 1981 when it became Glasgow north college
Gorbals st bridge looking east
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kev
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Derelict flats in Sighthill
Flats on St Georges road
Spiers wharf from Sawmillfield St with remains of old cleansing dept building to the front
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