April 3rd, 2009 by G.A.Jennings
April 1st, 2009 by G.A.Jennings
This is an example of a “half frame” 35mm camera. Well, not the best of images, but I am in the process of scanning some 35mm negatives and the half frames do not exactly fit in the scanner tray.
February 25th, 2009 by G.A.Jennings
My father (to the left) and his friend Ken, circa 1970, by “the original Can Of Worms” vending machine. I unfortunately do not know where this photograph was taken, other than maybe somewhere in New England, perhaps Massachusetts.
January 13th, 2009 by G.A.Jennings
Dogs of Iquitos, Peru, July, 2008
In the colorful city of Iquitos, Peru, there are many lazy dogs laying and lounging about in the
doorways and corners of the streets.
See more: Dogs of Iquitos, Peru.
Also on Flickr: Dogs of Iquitos.
September 5th, 2008 by G.A.Jennings
These photographs were taken by my late father, Frank W. Jennings, circa 1960. The first is of some of his buddies admiring a Yamaha 350 motorcycle — I am pretty certain that this was taken in Boston (corner of Gaffney St. & Commonwealth Ave.).
August 10th, 2008 by G.A.Jennings
A cat in Iquitos, Peru. This rambunctious little cat hangs out at the Casa de Fitzcarraldo (Hotel Fitzcarraldo) in Iquitos, Peru.
January 31st, 2008 by G.A.Jennings
I visited the Robert Frost Farm in Derry, NH, last June after I read that the tree said to have inspired some of his poems was to be cut down because it “posed a safety hazard.” A branch had already fallen from the tree.
According to the Boston Globe, “Wood from the tree was distributed to artisans, who have plans to craft it into walking sticks, bowls, furniture and other items.” A new tree is to be planted in the spring.
The view from the edge of the woods behind the house.
See more photographs, including the tree: Robert Frost Farm.
December 19th, 2007 by G.A.Jennings
These are photographs from my family photo-albums. I do not know who took them, other than it was someone in my family using a 35mm camera.
These were taken about 1978. The car is a Nash–I do not know the year or model. The “pipe” is a gas canon that my brother Tom made–a 3″ dia. pipe with the end flattened and bent over, a sparkplug and coil as the igniter; just add some gasoline… It worked. That’s my brother Frankie pointing to it. (I do not recall what the small tube in his mouth was for.)