JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for January 07, 2014
January 06, 2014
January 08, 2014
Transcript:
Joe: Don't you have enough photos of my kids, pop? Frank: Never! Childhood is fleeting! Blink and you'll miss it! So what if I happen to have ten thousand photos of my grandkids! Its still not enough! Funny how my childhood is documented with eleven blurry images. Back then, eleven was excessive.
David Huie Green PrepareBeforeOrRegretLater over 10 years ago
Most of the pictures were of my two older brothersEven my picture to the left is 30 tears oldCan’t blame my parents for that, though
Oakwood13 over 10 years ago
You can take a lot more pictures when you don’t have to pay for the film and to get them developed. Just download to a hard drive or upload to the cloud.
ewalnut over 10 years ago
Black and white actually seems better for old photos. The colors in the “color” photos all got reddish or brownish with time.
gcarlson over 10 years ago
I read or heard somewhere a long time ago that black and white film is the second most stable substance for storing images – the first being acid-free paper.
gcarlson over 10 years ago
Until our first Instamatic camera in1970 all of our immediate family photos, as well as those on Mom’s side, were black and white. Color photos were one of the special things about visting Dad’s Aunt Lillian.
samfran6-0 over 10 years ago
Childhood is fleeting? So is young adulthood. One day you are young,enjoying life. Then all of a sudden there is this old person with a young person inside yelling “what the h*** happened? Where did the time go?” I know, it’s better than the alternative. (sigh)