2012 the daily post - photo journal

2012 begins the forth year of my somewhat, Daily Post. It's a gallery or photo journal, of my photography that reflects the in's and out's, the up's and down's and everthing in between. Some days the photo's may be better than the commentary, while other days, the commentary is much better than the photo. No promises that either will be very good. Anyway, it's my way. It's about what's going on in my little section of this crazy world. Enjoy! Kris :D

*The images in this gallery are low resolution and sized for viewing on your computer. Please contact me should you want to purchase an image for print.

02.10.12 = Flashback Friday 1972 – Burn-Off-Shot<br />
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Back in the days of film, there were always those last few shots on the roll that we called the burn-off shot. Those last few on the roll you had to “burn off” so you could take the roll in to get developed. This is one of those shots; Dad, burning the last shot off of himself in the mirror. It’s funny, as I’ve been scanning all the slides, I’ve noticed that some of those burn-off shots are some of favorites. They seem to be of everyday life back in the day. No specific event and they are often not posed, just simple everyday life. It’s nice to have those just to remember the little things. <br />
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“A family is a place where principles are hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living.” Charles Swindoll

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02.10.12 = Flashback Friday 1972 – Burn-Off-Shot

Back in the days of film, there were always those last few shots on the roll that we called the burn-off shot. Those last few on the roll you had to “burn off” so you could take the roll in to get developed. This is one of those shots; Dad, burning the last shot off of himself in the mirror. It’s funny, as I’ve been scanning all the slides, I’ve noticed that some of those burn-off shots are some of favorites. They seem to be of everyday life back in the day. No specific event and they are often not posed, just simple everyday life. It’s nice to have those just to remember the little things.

“A family is a place where principles are hammered and honed on the anvil of everyday living.” Charles Swindoll

dad burning shot

2012 the daily post - photo journal

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