Showing posts with label classic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Old School: Heather Zindars Photography
There is nothing like a good old-fashioned covered bridge. It's quaint and comfortable and rare in the U.S. Classic!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Vintage - Sean Alexander

Vintage to me is something timeless, something classic that regardless of it's era can represent an entire generation and remind you of what something used to be. Luke Miller was born and raised in Colorado and it's his memories of the tall grass, lakeside parties as the summer gets closer, and the time spent just enjoying nature when he was younger that really remind him of those nostalgic memories. We spent the afternoon until sunset at a fishing lake in Lory State Park, just enjoying the weather, hiking, and talking about those more classic memories and also all the inappropriate and wild things we did when we were younger. Our conversation might have been filled with casually used curse words and offensive to the beer drinking college kids fishing (definitely offended them), but it was easily the most nostalgic and possibly stress relieving thing I've done in awhile.
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Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Classic - Kelsey Hansen

In my opinion there is nothing more classic than a man playing a grand piano. I was walking through the Portland airport and noticed this man, William Fischer, playing the piano. As I thought more about it, I realized the classic feel a piano has. Anymore, you hear bands with multiple instruments and most of the time, someone singing. But, not very often do you hear just a piano. To me it was the perfect description of "classic".
Monday, November 8, 2010
Classic: Sharon Arnoldi
Last week while sorting through old stuff, I found my Nana's box of toys that she used to play with my brother and I when we were little. We mainly played with wooden blocks and dominoes, however occasionally we were allowed to bring out the marbles and as we got older she always made us play scrabble right before bedtime.
Classic: Cameron Dabney
When I think of the word classic, the first thing that comes to mind is elegeance and black and white. Classic to me means simple but beautiful. Black and white photography was the first types of images produced, but even today it is so popular becuase it can change the whole feeling of an image. I love this photo becuase eventhough she is an expecting mother with a big tummy, it has an elegant feel to it. Her hand positioning and the silhouette makes the photo feel like the “classic” I described.
Classic: Jeff Sipes
There are many different ways you can look at what classic means to you. A Coca-Cola is one of the most classic things you can find and has been around since 1944. It has been around for a long time and everybody knows the company. The classic part of Coca-Cola are the bottles. A drink that can be refreshing and a drink that most people like. You can guarantee Coca-Cola will always be around.
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Classic: Anthony S. Archuleta
Classic: AMM
Over the past few years I have become a collector of antique cameras. One of my favorites is my Polaroid Land Camera. Although this beautiful camera will not fire (due to a faulty shutter spring), it always gives me a sense of nostalgia. When I look at it, I am reminded to think about the basics and not get so caught up with the fancy gadgets of the digital age. Its all about making good photography. How you do it really isn't that important.
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