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The bill at a local drag club. Ideally I'd have liked a little more DOF to keep all of the text perfectly sharp but the light was so poor I was obliged to keep the aperture wide open.
Paper: Ilford multigrade RC
Developer: Multigrade
Toner: Fotospeed sepia
| Camera: | 645 |
| Lens: | Standard |
| Recording media: | Ilford Delta 400 |
| Title: | Minskys |
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| Uploaded: | 1 Jan 2007 - 11:42 PM |
| Tags: | Black & white, Drag club, Photo journalism, Poster, Traditional darkroom |
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What a spot! It looks like a Victorian poster - until you spot the www. link. Well caught. Bruce (and a Happy New Year)
Watcha Michael,
yes, clever bit of deception, I didn't think Victorian, more early 20c American burlesque, I believe Minskys was a burlesque 'establishment' ![]()
Thanks for comments on the old stuff I dug out, I've got loads of it, earlier stuff.
Girl with the scarf, now I think on it, that may have been Clair's sister Mary. There are zillions of stories about my friends, but, my memory isn't good enough to tell them true, also, they could pop up here sometime and I don't want to be a gossip monger:-0) One I remember, Linda went on cruise ships doing a strong woman act, she was a lovely girl, life and soul, and, she was strong, one Christmas she said, 'Mick, where's my Christmas kiss?' she picked me up one handed up to lips height for it
I'm a big bloke ex rugby player, no lightweight.
best
Mick
watcha Michael,
yes: Wikipedia
Minsky's Burlesque refers to the brand of burlesque presented by the four Minsky brothers: Abe Minsky (1878-?); Billy Minsky (1887-?); Herbert Minsky (1892-?); and Morton Minsky (1902-1987). They started in 1912 and ended in 1937 in New York City. Although the shows were declared obscene and outlawed, they were rather tame by modern standards.
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best
Mick
Thank you Ann.
Mick, some people leave comments, you leave essays
Thanks for the info, much appreciated. The name "Minskys" has been niggling away since I took this pic and reading your comments led me to this film which I saw on the telly many years ago (when I was too young to be watching such films). Thanks again.
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