914Driver wrote:
http://www.assumption.edu/
Assumption College is a private, 4 year, Catholic, coeducational, comprehensive, liberal arts college in Worcester, MA.
This sounds about perfect!
jrw1621 wrote:914Driver wrote:http://www.assumption.edu/ Assumption College is a private, 4 year, Catholic, coeducational, comprehensive, liberal arts college in Worcester, MA. This sounds about perfect!
I KNOW A GIRL WHO WENT THERE.. THAT SIGN IS PERFECT FOR MOST OF THE GIRLS THERE.
BARNCA wrote:jrw1621 wrote:I KNOW A GIRL WHO WENT THERE.. THAT SIGN IS PERFECT FOR MOST OF THE GIRLS THERE.914Driver wrote:http://www.assumption.edu/ Assumption College is a private, 4 year, Catholic, coeducational, comprehensive, liberal arts college in Worcester, MA. This sounds about perfect!
Most of the all girls school attendees I know.
FlightService wrote:
Can't be in the U.S. The exhaust exits right behind the front tires. Last I checked, that tain't legal here. But, from what I remember, MBZ did that to keep the pan flat like the original. Wish I could get one!
Edit for hotlinx! Some bad ass cars/trucks
I love these trucks just like this!
Love the front end on these
SCRAPE! Impala with Biscayne rear light treatment?
Just because.
We need more wagons!!
And last, but not least!...
JoeyM wrote:
Yeah, I know I'm two pages behind. And I don't care. It amazes me just how much color stuff there was before 1950. Hell, here's one from the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union (1941!).
A documentary that knocked my socks off the first time I saw it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KPCl9wh1G4
friedgreencorrado wrote: It amazes me just how much color stuff there was before 1950. Hell, here's one from the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union (1941!).
That's great. I've never seen video from that era....the vintage benz at 5:53 is cool....I wish they had a bigger shot of it
JoeyM wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote: It amazes me just how much color stuff there was before 1950. Hell, here's one from the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union (1941!).That's great. I've never seen video from that era....the vintage benz at 5:53 is cool....I wish they had a bigger shot of it
I think that a lot of it was that even though the big news orgs & movie companies didn't use color film, many amateurs thought the "new stuff" was fantastic. If you look at the docu with a "shooters eye", you can see that a lot of the footage in it seems to have been shot with 8 or 16mm "home cameras" instead of the 35mm "professional" stuff. Most of the sound on that documentary is added after the fact (sez my ex-video editor's eye), but I don't mind it in that program, just because it's so rare to see anything from that era in something other than monochrome.
Hotlink: USS Arizona forward magazine explosion, 7 Dec. 1941.
I'm not much different about this kind of stuff than people who are much younger than I am..when I see it in color instead of in B&W, my mind just says, "..HOLY E36 M3! THAT REALLY HAPPENED!!.."
In reply to ansonivan:
I see it but I'm not sure what I'm seeing. If you know, would you care to elaborate on what is happening in thse two photos?
This is the Nilov Monastery on Stolbnyi Island in Tver Oblast, Russia, 1893, taken by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii. Before powerlines, automobiles, airplanes, or even the 20th century. It's one of my favorite pictures.
Next I'll have to come up with a car or something, I guess.
DoctorBlade wrote: This is the Nilov Monastery on Stolbnyi Island in Tver Oblast, Russia, 1893, taken by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii. Before powerlines, automobiles, airplanes, or even the 20th century. It's one of my favorite pictures.
Same Place. Picture taken in 2003 vs 1910 in the first picture.
http://www.ostashkov.ru/foto/prokudin2003/77677/
Cool stuff!
More views...
http://www.ostashkov.ru/foto/prokudin2003/
DoctorBlade wrote: This is the Nilov Monastery on Stolbnyi Island in Tver Oblast, Russia, 1893, taken by Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii. Before powerlines, automobiles, airplanes, or even the 20th century. It's one of my favorite pictures.
Did anyone ever play the video game Oblivion? This reminds me of the large central city "Imperial City" I think it is.
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