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Published: 2010-01-04 19:52:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 625; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 17
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A shot taken, developed and printed by me of my daughter Lucy. I sometimes nickname her Lulabalula. This was taken about 21 years ago on ilford FP4 B&W film, and developed and printed by me on Ilford Gallerie paper.I have submitted this to the gallery at a great club started by, Kathy and having me as a co-founder.
Go round and fire your interest in all things film.
Lulabalulu is there
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My baby. 24 now with a baby of her own.
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Time flies... mine are 17 and 19 now. Cripes - how did that happen?
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My son text me yesterday and said 'Jesus Christ it has snowed something fierce.' I had to tell him not to say Jesus Christ. lol He is 6'2" and 21.
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My 19 year old is trying to "bulk up" as he puts it. Goes to the gym several times a week, taking supplements to gain weight, etc. 6'1" and 170 lbs. I keep him telling to wait - he'll put on weight. Right? Wow - he's a good looking kid. How'd that happen?
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He's got a good looking mum is how it happened.
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I'd like to meet her someday...
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Thanks for including my shot in your excellent feature.
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Thank you so much. It is a beautiful collection.
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My beautiful daughter. Thank you.
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I hear a proud dad spreaking!!!
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Thank you. I love these old shots.
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Lucy in the sky with diamonds!!!!!! Very cool...you have come a long ways... so has photography! Everyone should start with a film camera, and do time in the darkroom!
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my older son Jack is doing that currently. His first job while still in high school was in a photo lab. Think it must have gotten into his blood way back then... He is learning large format as well...it appears to be all connected...
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That's what I did with my son. He used my 35mm film camera before laying his hands on a digital. He learned a lot.
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Thank you, and thanks for the fave.
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its great,it seems as if she is going to jump off that photo and give me a daisy any minute ,
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Knowing my lovely, Lulu, she probably would. 
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teheh I used to love watching my second daughter she would lay on the ground and watch ants go from one hole to another sometimes she would help them along by gently pushing them along, They are so precious ,I miss them so much
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Aw, what a lovely and emotive portrait!! I just love the grainy film look!! Wonderful that you've kept it all these years!!
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I have a few that I took and processed about this time. Lovely memories. Thanks for the fave, luv.
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You are very welcome, it reminded me to go through all of my old photographs and scan the ones I insist on keeping for ever!! Thanks Nig!!
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Thanks a lot for the comment and the fave, mate.
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Aaaawww, Nig, that's so sweeeeeet... You're such a loving daddy...
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Thank you, Lou. I love this shot and the other I have posted in #All-About-Film She always looked so thoughtful. Now she is just another angry young mother. 
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Yeah, I've seen that too. She's such a sweetie! I've got some film pics of my daughter of 1, 2 and older. Children are so cute at that age. Now she's a little devil, but I still adore her. They will always remain our little babies, no matter the age...
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I get into trouble in my family for lengthening names!
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Ha! I also call Dave, Daveroony. I would be in real trouble. Thanks for the fave, sweetie.
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My dog Sam used to be called SammyMuley (Samuel) - and countless boring other ones!
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Isn't this just beautiful?
Thank you for the fave, sweetheart. I love this group. I am uploading all the daft polaroids of me drunk in the 70s and me and my drum kit in the 70s.
Can't wait to get my polaroid film. I have some great retro ideas.
Do you have any 60s micro skirts you would model? *drool*
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Ha ha.. will have to check out the old band shots
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