PICTURES OF YOU..TAKEN BY SOMEONE ELSE..

unclejohn wrote in post #19186233
My father's photo of me with my truckdriving uncle. i loved to play in this old hulk.

Fantastic
Looks like you were allowed to play in bare feet too. How we did it and for none the worse

Here's a photo of me shooting Tommy Shaw of Styx at the House of Blues in San Diego on February 14, 2009. It was taken by David Hosler who, at the time, was Vice President of Product Development for Taylor Guitars (I worked there, as well). The guitar Tommy's playing in this photo was one of the new Solidbody Guitars we'd come out with, and we were working on developing a Tommy Shaw Signature Model. It never came to fruition, though...

One of the other coaches snagged me in a turn during the NICA HS/MS MTB practice

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avondale87 wrote in post #19186250
Fantastic
Looks like you were allowed to play in bare feet too. How we did it and for none the worse

Thanks. We went barefooted from the end of the school year to the beginning of the next. And our feet loved it.

avondale87 wrote in post #19186250
Fantastic
Looks like you were allowed to play in bare feet too. How we did it and for none the worse

And not just in the country. Here we are in a city park. The world wasn't full of broken glass then.

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unclejohn wrote in post #19186705
And not just in the country. Here we are in a city park. The world wasn't full of broken glass then.

Awesome
Really nice family photo.
Your mum? has a very smart dress.
Not to mention junior with similar striped gear

Yes. And no glass.
And we'd muck about in the cow poo and worse

avondale87 wrote in post #19186798
Awesome
Really nice family photo.
Your mum? has a very smart dress.
Not to mention junior with similar striped gear

Yes. And no glass.
And we'd muck about in the cow poo and worse

Yes, it's my mum. And the kid with the striped gear is me. Those were the days . . .

Before anyone notices, I wasn't using the flashgun and was 100% not trying to bounce it off a cloud

JCoates wrote in post #19186897
Before anyone notices, I wasn't using the flashgun and was 100% not trying to bounce it off a cloud

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Haha....first thought I had was I'd like to see how much fill he got in that shot!

I bet you got some nice images during that shoot!

Made me laugh

From about this age on, we spent every summer at the lake. Father's photo.

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Lovely photo
Really nice when one has memories like these. Photos can be great reminders but also launch us down other memory lane stuff.
Great catalysts for such distant memory recalls

Thanks. I'm lucky in that my father took photos. Not many people did in those days. And he developed his own films and built an enlarger with which he made prints in our basement bathroom. Red light and all, so interesting to a little boy.

unclejohn wrote in post #19188435
Thanks. I'm lucky in that my father took photos. Not many people did in those days. And he developed his own films and built an enlarger with which he made prints in our basement bathroom. Red light and all, so interesting to a little boy.

Yes that makes a difference. Same here and I took up same even developing my own film.
And my great grandfather started it all .

1974 - 11 Years old and headed off to Mission Bay Little league for a game (just under 5 miles away). My single parent dad worked swing shift so I was on my own, but he did snap this photo of me on my way out one day. We were poor, but living in Mission Beach without parental supervision from 3PM to 1AM wasn't so bad...