>> ^dag:

Can you still get film developed in stores? Honest question.


If I had any idea I probably wouldn't think this was so funny.

I should start an "organic, all-natural film developing service". I bet the octogenarian ladies would be lining up.

"High-quality, hand-made prints processed right in my home. Not some stuffy local Walmart where the criminal teenagers hang out. Rick's processes "actual" film using old-fashioned, tried and true, American techniques. Giving you that vintage look and feel you remember. So come to Rick's: actual film developed by actual people... not robots." ($10/sq. in.)

Cool stuff. His vintage looking submarine is nice too; see
http://tommyvaagen.com/hovedside/ubaaten.htm

That's me, but clowning around at the ripe age of 18. I had to crop the whole picture so you lose the whole effect, but my friend had a 1940s Chrysler, and he lived on an old southern plantation. We posed with the props and shot in black and white for vintage look.
Now I wear hats to keep the sun off that thin section.

>> ^swampgirl:
Nice vintage look. Hope you don't mind my taking the vintage tag off. The loose guideline is older than 20 years. nochannel music rockandroll horrorshow


sure thats Fine Thanks

Nice vintage look. Hope you don't mind my taking the vintage tag off. The loose guideline is older than 20 years. *nochannel *music *rockandroll *horrorshow

Tags for this video have been changed from 'music' to 'air, french, charmer, love, bw, vintage look, downtempo, electronic, pop' - edited by Eklek

Vintage looking does not make it vintage, sorry.
*nochannel *comedy *wtf

Vintage looking, but not really vintage in my eyes... (See Vintage SiftTalk post)
Still a good find!

Mark Farner was a great singer-guitarist! This ought to be on the Sift for the vintage look at the 70's. Roots of Rock and Roll - good stuff.