Apparently Prince Charles talks to his plants to help them grow.
Here's me in 1977 (check the flares!) at Sydney University engaged in conversation with a wall of the old Wentworth Building. Nothing grew from this conversation, and the wall no longer exists.
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The photo was taken on a Kodak Instamatic.The following year I bought one of these
in Hong Kong - one of the nicest cameras for the enthusiatic amateur ever made. It travelled the world with me several times, including 2003 when I borrowed a digital camera as well, and often accompanied by a Pentax ME - one for slides and one for film, or different ASA films. I didn't go fully digital until 2006. I still have that lovely K1000, and spare lenses and instruction manual - wish I had a case for it - it wore out.
21 comments:
what a lovely photo of you Sally!
I love graffiti, it's always a bit disappointing seeing huge, freshly painted, starkly blank walls around town. "Sometimes walls speak", I like that! :D
Oh, it didn't take me long to get the words mixed up, either...
Love it, love it! Obviously a lovely old photo so I had to look closer and there you are! What a great idea to use this for today's theme and to tell us about your camera.
Love the flares!
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love it, it's like a classic!!! :) great post, I really like it! :)
PS: My hair is again about the same style as it was then!!!
Haha, great take for today!
What a fun post from your youth! Love the flares and your beautiful old Instamatic. The name alone makes me smile — some of my aunts and uncles still use the word to refer to all non-SLR cameras, film or digital.
Groovy shot. :)
great shot !! nice to be back in the seventieth :)
Yes, and apparently he eavesdrops on tourists too. Yikes! But I love that shot of you :)
this is a great image of you and a great wall of interesting graffiti
Now that's SOME vintage shot!
Although spray paint wasn't as popular as it is today, graffiti were already out in those days...
What a great shot and story, Sally !
A trip down memory lane. The graffiti reminds me of the lyric from Simon & Garfunkel's Sounds of Silence, "The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls, tenement halls, . . . "
You probably listened to that song around the time this photo was taken.
I certainly would have, Dave!
brilliant! i love it.
happy theme day!
Both street art and fashion has moved on. Flares huh.
Wonderful theme day post!
What a beautiful Pentax camera
Happy Theme Day - great post for "graffiti"
Have a wonderful weekend :)
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Very fashionable you were. Nice retro graffiti.
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