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I'm not sure what you will make of this one, but i'm posting it as it was Chili's fav of the ones i showed him.
Mind i wont hold it against him if you dont like it ![]()
Its from Black country museum, you just dont see kids skipping these days! a big thanks to Tom and Rebecca for getting into the spirit of things on a cold frosty morning ![]()
Thanks for looking, lesley ![]()
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Yesteryear playtime |
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| Uploaded: | 4 May 2012 - 9:45 AM |
| Tags: | Black country living museum, General, Kids, Sepia, Skipping |
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Comments
Wonderful image and all it needs to what I think is to finish it of is someone (a woman with a scarf around her head) scrubbing the step a little further down the street. I must say though that you must have been very lucky to have no one else in modern clothing standing around. Very nice indeed and well worth putting up. ![]()
David.
You have gone about this capture so thoughtfully, Lesley, and brought it off to perfection IMHO: the presentation is so in keeping and the arrangement of the different elements within the frame just right.
Could be an image from aeons back.
Very well done.
Ronnie.
Blimey, Lesley, although we didn't quite dress like this when I were a lad, skipping was popular, and I can remember we had gas lamps almost identical to this in our neighbourhood!
A super capture, and your processing really enhances the scene too ![]()
Trev ![]()
Down by the river, down by the sea,
Johnny broke a bottle and blamed it on me.
I told ma, ma told pa,
Johnny got a spanking so ha ha ha.
How many spankings did Johnny get?
1, 2, 3....
Excellent image, excellent olde worlde presentation, Lesley.
Dave
Great setting - and the sepia is so right - so many skipping songs will just be lost unless this generations starts to skip.
Helen
this looks great Lesley. It captures the mood of a bygone age wonderfully.
Alun
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