Recent content by sillygilly

I've never shot with color infrared, only black and white and people look more ghostly and slightly fuzzy (not blurry). My guess is either he used a colored filter or bad processing, here's a link that will tell you all about it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrared_photography

I find it weird that no one has blood shot eyes, like they are stoned, doesn't a person's eyes turn red when they smoke pot? I think some of them were drugged in the photos.

Hey, Donjeta, I did what you wrote and I see what you are talking about. My guess would be that different LE were scanning the images to post and just had different techniques of scanning them, maybe, the white boarders are where someone didn't crop all of the cover of the scanner , but, the...

Thanks Donjeta for posting this. Anyone know if we should start threads for multiple pictures of the same person, ie the girl in the green shirt in front of the ugly sheet, there's two photos of her (I think, her hair is up then down) and the four shots of the brunette drinking with the guy?

I would think that they cropped (cut out) parts of the images for obvious reasons, hence, white boarders and did full frame for any identifying information in the back ground?

OH, and the black outline (around the photo) would be a full frame print, it was very popular as it showed every bit of the image, these would be printed by the person that shot it or a professional lab. The shape of the photos indicates 33mm color negative film, you would have to take slide...

I agree about the slide requirement by magazines and again, if he were taking classes it would be required to learn the E6 process, to process Ektachrome slide film. (Kodachrome slide film could only be processed at Kodak-this was the preferred film of magazines, the quality is just so much...

There are many techniques to do in the dark room as well as how you light a subject. For instance you could make a silhouette out line of the subject and when you expose the print (not the negative) to the light of the enlarger-the more light that hits the paper the darker it gets-his...

Does anyone see these as being a match. MARY RACHEL TRLICA

Wow! that sure looks like a match to me. Good work!

Wow! that sure looks like a match to me. Good work!

looks close enough to me, though, I mapped it and it's an 11 hour drive from point a to point b. Hopefully, a good job.

believe 99, I did a sbs comparison for you, notice the hairlines? Good luck, after an hour of searching this is all I've come up with. http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/m/morrissey_joseph.html http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/d/dragon_paul.html...

Other possibilities http://www.theyaremissed.org/ncma/gallery/ncmaprofile_all.php?A200503250S http://www.theyaremissed.org/ncma/gallery/ncmaprofile_all.php?A200300786W

Looks close but Thomas, I assume, was a businessman and I can't imagine that someone professional would have the tattoos described. Though a lot can happen in 4 years. Maybe his capped front teeth could provide a link. And why would he be in Ohio? I'll work on this one, too.