Combine the two and I'm giddy with delight.

I came across this Flickr profile with over 80 pictures of New York during the 1930s. I think I spent over a half an hour going through them all, looking at each one a few times. There's some amazing photos. Hope you'll go take a look for yourself. (There's a slideshow icon for your viewing pleasure.)

It's a blessing to own the cameras that I do. I think it's also a blessing to have the technology of digital photography. When I think back on taking pictures with regular film I remember the limited usable pictures I'd end up with or how many pictures I may have missed because I didn't keep on clicking like I do now.

5 comments:
ok, that first pic makes me wanna puke.
ick. too high. waaaay too high.
it'd be interesting to know what building he's building...by hand...without power tools...or a hard hat....or a SAFETY HARNESS!!!
holy crow that gives me chills!
Gulp...that first one...hard to look at or even imagine doing that or taking the picture!!!!
I enjoy looking at old photographs too. B&W just has such a more detailed look that draws you in!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Neat photos. Thanks for sharing them with us.
Susan
do you ever wish that you could be transported for just a moment back into the photographs from long ago? i so long to hear the sounds, smell the smells and feel the air of their time! so cool!
Yep, digital is the best way ....so far. I also love old photos and history. And its just another great post by one thanks!
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