ghosts in the photograph
I moved to Portland on the 3rd of August, 2004. This is a photo of my first two friends in the city. They're both gone now.
Mogwai are still around.
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I’ve been going through family photographs I took from my grandma’s house after her passing. I don’t know where this was taken but my grandpa photographed this house in October 1978.
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Once upon a time, sul Naviglio
photo ©Marino Mannarini all rights reserved
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It’s Thursday! Haven’t done this in a while, so here’s another old scan.
Despite the grain and specks on this photo, it isn’t especially old; and in fact, I was already on Tumblr when I snapped it. October, 2014. I was on a business trip to St. Louis.
I’m a sucker for old diners and seek them out in every city I visit. My St. Louis based colleague recommended the Eat-Rite Diner, a no-frills 24-hour greasy spoon amid the industrial wasteland of old downtown St. Louis.
I ordered my usual: 2 eggs sunny-side up, crispy bacon, toast and a cup of coffee (black, no sugar). It was cheap and serviceable, but the atmosphere was fantastic.
I had recently purchased an old Pentax K1000 at a garage sale and was eager to try it out on that trip. Unfortunately half of that roll was unusable. Something in the mechanism caused a deep scratch on 18-20 frames, and there was noticeable light fog. Only a couple of shots were worth saving, this being one of them. I don’t know either of these people, but they were terrific subjects and I managed to sneak a couple of pics without appearing too creepy.
Alas, after serving cheap and filling food out of the same cinder-block shack 24 hours a day since 1935, the Eat-Rite Diner permanently closed in 2020, a victim of the pandemic.
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photo ©Marino Mannarini all rights reserved
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December Pond by Neil Kesterson
Via Flickr:
Balda Super Matic I, Ilford Delta 100, Caffenol C-H 15m
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Winona Ryder, Night on Earth (1991)
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