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George Hurrell 40s style photography
I don't know, I've never been to his site, but it could just be a server down, or he is rebuilding it. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #173
- Forum: The Golden Era
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George Hurrell 40s style photography
I completely understand. There are times when I'm shooting and I really don't want to be completely authentic. Nice weapon. I'm jealous! At the moment I'm looking for a 1903 Colt hammerless .32 pocket pistol. They are hard to find in working condition. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #171
- Forum: The Golden Era
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George Hurrell 40s style photography
The lighting is quite good! If you're trying to emulate the classic style however, I wouldn't use quite as wide a lens as that. They rarely used wide angle lenses. Something closer to your camera's equivalent of a 50mm lens would be good for these shots. Other than that I really like them. By...- Atomic Age
- Post #164
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The Fedora Lounge Film Festival
Thanks Rue! I was just checking. I haven't seen any activity in this thread for a while. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #54
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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1930's Glamour
The Thin Man (and its sequels) King Kong Chinatown (a movie from 74, but takes place in 1937 with lots of art deco) Grand Hotel Dinner at Eight Just a few. Doug- Atomic Age
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The Fedora Lounge Film Festival
Just checking to see if anyone still looks at this thread.....its pretty quiet in here. I feel like I'm talking to myself! LOL Anyway here is the latest. I promo for a local vintage clothing store. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rDDun8rvD8 Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #52
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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1930's Music
If you want to learn a LOT about early 20th century American music, check out Ken Burns' "Jazz". It is a really good documentary. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #11
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Going to the doctor in the "Golden Era"?
Actually the insurance companies tell the Hospitals what they can charge for a particular procedure. The Hospital either charges that or they don't get paid. The reason they can cut a deal with you if you DON'T have insurance, is because they can cut out all of the staff people who have to deal...- Atomic Age
- Post #35
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Going to the doctor in the "Golden Era"?
As soon as you tell them you don't have insurance, suddenly the whole procedure costs them less, so they can cut you a deal. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #32
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Going to the doctor in the "Golden Era"?
I'm late coming to this conversation, so forgive me if some of this has already been covered. My parents started having kids in the late 1950's. At the time my Dad worked for Air Research, a large aerospace manufacturer, now known as Honeywell. Through his job my parents had some of the best...- Atomic Age
- Post #31
- Forum: The Golden Era
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George Hurrell 40s style photography
Here is the latest photoshoot I did with model Mia Frush. Hope you like them. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #162
- Forum: The Golden Era
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a vintage Thanksgiving
Wow! Looks like it turned great! Invite me next time! :) Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #34
- Forum: The Golden Era
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George Hurrell 40s style photography
Here are a few more from that same shoot. Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #161
- Forum: The Golden Era
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"Who is John Galt?" 21st century art, evocative of the Golden Age
Very Hopperesque! I like it. Doug- Atomic Age
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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George Hurrell 40s style photography
Yep she is gorgeous! Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #159
- Forum: The Golden Era
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The Fedora Lounge Film Festival
Here is a little short we put together to promote Able Grable's Naughty Lady gown. Hope you enjoy it. By the way no attempt was made to keep the 21st century from entering the frame. :D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Omvi7i6Sqc Doug- Atomic Age
- Post #51
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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VHS you dare?
Very true about movies that have never appeared on DVD. Hence my collection of Republic Serials that I transferred from VHS. Also there are a lot of movies that have never appeared on ANY home video format, and I've found lots of them are now showing up on Netflix streaming. LOTS of film noir...- Atomic Age
- Post #30
- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Hollywood home movies
I think the guy in the red shorts standing next to Christopher Plummer in the first video is Director John Frankenheimer. I think the girl with the blue and white stripped towel wrapped around her head is Tuesday Weld. Robert Walker Jr. is in there blinking with the stop watch. Jack Warden. Man...- Atomic Age
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