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From 1970, in response to requests from another thread.
I was 19, the camera was either a Pentax Spotmatic (likely) or a Nikon F (I don't think I had that camera at that time, but it's possible.
I was experimenting, I obviously wasn't much good, lol
Film was Agfa or Kodak ISA 400, 35mm, either in rolls of 24 or 36. I was working for local newspaper at the time so film was free and I had use of darkroom (I didn't actually use it that much, it only processed B & W film).
Oakley House is a farm on Bromley Common, in Kent. It's very close to Central London.
Here's a selection, showing piggies, a dog, trees, buildings, jill and her brother and sister.
If she ever finds this thread/forum I'm sure I'm gonna get my ass kicked
But as I've mentioned before she was a good friend at the time and we shared some memorable moments.
Her family were amongst the warmest and most genuine people I've ever met, although I must admit it took me some years after the event to realise that. Such is the ignorance/arrogance of youth.
Well, it was with me anyway
Don't know what you'll make of these, but somebody asked, so here ya go.
Forgive me if it's boring.
PS: These pix won't be here forever, I'll delete them when I need space, but it's likely they'll be there for at least a coupla months.
I was 19, the camera was either a Pentax Spotmatic (likely) or a Nikon F (I don't think I had that camera at that time, but it's possible.
I was experimenting, I obviously wasn't much good, lol
Film was Agfa or Kodak ISA 400, 35mm, either in rolls of 24 or 36. I was working for local newspaper at the time so film was free and I had use of darkroom (I didn't actually use it that much, it only processed B & W film).
Oakley House is a farm on Bromley Common, in Kent. It's very close to Central London.
Here's a selection, showing piggies, a dog, trees, buildings, jill and her brother and sister.
If she ever finds this thread/forum I'm sure I'm gonna get my ass kicked
But as I've mentioned before she was a good friend at the time and we shared some memorable moments.
Her family were amongst the warmest and most genuine people I've ever met, although I must admit it took me some years after the event to realise that. Such is the ignorance/arrogance of youth.
Well, it was with me anyway
Don't know what you'll make of these, but somebody asked, so here ya go.
Forgive me if it's boring.
PS: These pix won't be here forever, I'll delete them when I need space, but it's likely they'll be there for at least a coupla months.
