There's something charming about half-frame slides, and this Christmas tree and present one is no different.
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Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
There's something charming about half-frame slides, and this Christmas tree and present one is no different.
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Another delightful Half-Frame slide. There's a certain charm to them, but the quality can be quite good.
Obviously, someone's small-holding produced a bumper crop of inions, and this is the way to dry them out for better preservation.
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( I remember having a cardigan in that colour. )
Oh, how swinging has changed since 1976.
Bonus - Cat Chilling
Again, the black border is not a sign of mortality....it is a sign of being a Half-Frame 35mm Slide Format image.
Here, the kids are saying their last good-byes to Sparky, their pony. Spark is heading off to live on another farm.
Allegedly.
Bonus - Eduardo Flores' extensive collection of hotel "do not disturb" door signs
Again, the black border is merely me indicating that this is a Half-Frame slide.
Honestly, I have no evidence that this is in Wales, but the whole box of sl;ides have a feeling of Welsh-ness from the scenery and surroundings. And it had a faint whiff of Caerphilly Cheese.
Bonus - Willem Pennings' Balancing Cube.
Yup. I've been away for a couple of days, but... I'm back now.
What? You didn't notice ??
Oh. OK.
So, have another half-frame Christmas shot.
Bonus - For The Smiles ...
I know it's the 27th December, and "everyone" has opened their Christmas Presents.
Well, Almost everyone.
"You're not opening your presents until Derby County secure promotion!" Could be a long wait.
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The Black Border is a little not to this image originating from a half-frame camera. I've explained them before, but.... it's a thing. From the past.
Bonus - When AI meets Nightmares.