- New on Flickr: Rule Of Thirds Showcase: whatsthatpicture posted a photo:
This is one of those things I just … http://t.co/fNzkaJ1j #
- "Thatched Cottage. The shy wife is using a spinning wheel and I think that the grandmother(?) is carding wool." http://t.co/LYZ0z871 #
- @GTubbMedia thank you – I should add that that one came from @NLIreland 's excellent Flickr Commons stream http://t.co/LYZ0z871 in reply to GTubbMedia #
- MT @MakeOneYarns: yes; a walking wheel and carding wool. This wheel doesn't have a bobbin & flyer; oldest type of wheel! @NLIreland #
- RT @grantbatch: We don't do or like that anymore. Stones to hold down the eave. via @PhotosOfThePast http://t.co/LYZ0z871 @NLIreland #
- Bombay Bicycle Club? Penny farthings and other vintage cycles in India, c. 1890 http://t.co/pDy1iBZW #
- Love the connection between early and modern photography – vote for Martin Parr exhibition at the Wedgewood Museum – http://t.co/x8OkZao0 #
- Can anyone recommend a transparency scanner that would go up to at least half-plate sized glass negatives? And handle thick lantern slides? #
- @bathintime Funnily enough that's exactly what I have been doing. Perfect for sharing, but need better (than I get) for print quality scans in reply to bathintime #
- @bathintime Mine's a Nikon D700 but just with a standard (but decent) tripod and remote. Problem with glass plates I find is reflections in reply to bathintime #
- @HartonArchives ouch, not sure I can justify >£1000! And don't need more than A4 fortunately. in reply to HartonArchives #
- @bathintime So do you darken the room, and mask around the image? I did that with a precut mask I made for lantern slides – worked well in reply to bathintime #
- Spotted on #Flickr Friends ,19 20-30ies: janwillemsen posted a photo:
soldiers?, marines?scouts? http://t.co/iw5kbr29 #
- Superb image of a couple standing on front balcony at 43 Fabian Road Fulham in 1916 http://t.co/mAHvb0oc (& today http://t.co/Nge4u4L1) #
- @Historypin you could also add http://t.co/TAWPRN6T to your suffragette tour at http://t.co/r4aqJRoP in reply to Historypin #
- MT @SepiaTown: 1913 photo @kewgardens tea house after it was destroyed by militant suffragettes #InternationalWomensDay http://t.co/AlFkpVXX #
- Seamstress daguerreotype http://t.co/YcTxeCSN #
- Three girls daguerreotype http://t.co/5TOtkamN #
- Sweet 1850's daguerreotype of a young girl http://t.co/zlQ9puaD #
- Beautiful daguerreotype of a young girl. She looks like it could have been taken yesterday http://t.co/Y0fZ90jm #
- Daguerreotype of lady in lace shawl – mid 1840s 1/9th plate in a later union case http://t.co/K0WkiJJK #
- Just trying out Pinterest and created pinboard of daguerreotypes. Beats Flickr galleries as you can add your own images http://t.co/qA2VwrRo #
- Vintage cycle stereoview – France, 1920s http://t.co/jFiNz2Sl #
- French cycle race, May 1924 – glass stereoview (animated 3D) http://t.co/JKKWzSkM #
- I want some of these! RT @annakrentz: Cycle-skating, the new sport of 1923! (via @BritishPathe ) http://t.co/1QwCFMCl #
- @GTubbMedia thankyou for the #ff – that's some company you've put me in there! @CourtNewsUK @HistoryNeedsYou @HistoryExtra in reply to GTubbMedia #
- @Wallstroker I buy my lunch in the Kew Orangery (http://t.co/q5rN27oR) most days. Your article will make me appreciate it a bit more! in reply to Wallstroker #
- Fascinating architectural similarities between botanical garden gates in Sydney & Kew – http://t.co/HAqIMfD9 & http://t.co/wYLA7eiq #
- #notaswrongasitsounds 😉 RT @Historypin: #fridayfavourites The lovely Charlie shows us her favourites this week. http://t.co/iDdkj9LS #
- I've #justsponsored my mate Simon Jackson on @JustGiving. Support them and Julia's House @ http://t.co/2iQtlEYR #
- Astonishing ID 150+ years on RT @librarycongress: Another remarkable story inspired by our Civil War photo collections http://t.co/GUptsgTp #
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