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Here is one of the suggestions for indoor portraiture with the diagram for the set up. I have no idea what make the phono is but the pic is fun: she's going to play a record and sit down and read. I can relate to that.
Jim
Phonograph portrait from 1924
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Phonograph portrait from 1924
Here's a page from a Kodak brochure about indoor photography using flash sheets: magnesium impregnated paper that one lit with a match and hoped that the result wasn't a home production of the last act of Gotterdammerung . WHOOSH!
Here is one of the suggestions for indoor portraiture with the diagram for the set up. I have no idea what make the phono is but the pic is fun: she's going to play a record and sit down and read. I can relate to that.
Jim
Here is one of the suggestions for indoor portraiture with the diagram for the set up. I have no idea what make the phono is but the pic is fun: she's going to play a record and sit down and read. I can relate to that.
Jim
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Re: Phonograph portrait from 1924
Hey! Having an interest in antique phonographs, and being originally from Rochester, NY (....sigh..), I am doubly drawn to this photo.
What a beautiful picture. Anyone know the brand of phonograph?
What a beautiful picture. Anyone know the brand of phonograph?