Scanned Feet from the Analog Days

[MrTicklefeet1]

I started photographing feet back in the 90's with my trusty Minolta camera. In celebration of the return of barefoot season, I've scanned a selection of them and thought I'd share them here. 🙂
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Part Two :lol

 

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Part Three

 

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Part Four :drool

 

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Part Five :scared

 

[oppenheimer77us1]

Awesome pics, thank you.

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

Nice shots, Mr. Ticklefeet! There's something about good old, non-digital photographs that I tend to prefer over the pixels. Closer to the human eye's vision or something.

 

[MrTicklefeet1]

Nice shots, Mr. Ticklefeet! There's something about good old, non-digital photographs that I tend to prefer over the pixels. Closer to the human eye's vision or something.

Thanks Rick. And yes, it's true. The world is analog, we're analog. Digital has that amazing clarity, but it's also sterile or homogenized in some respects. Digital gives one freedom on what can be shot without some third party clown suddenly smirking when you come back to the photo store to pick up your prints, but analog has the warmth digital can never provide.

 

[Dr. Bill Kobb]

Thanks Rick. And yes, it's true. The world is analog, we're analog. Digital has that amazing clarity, but it's also sterile or homogenized in some respects. Digital gives one freedom on what can be shot without some third party clown suddenly smirking when you come back to the photo store to pick up your prints, but analog has the warmth digital can never provide.

Yeah, there's a certain richness to it. It's why I still prefer the colors of the films I came up with in the 60's and 70's over many of today's motion pictures. That warmth that you referred to comes through in these photos you've so kindly shared with us.