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Rolf
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 Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 6:08 pm Post subject: Dolomite Alps (1973) |
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Rolf wrote:
Hi,
here few older slides from 1973.
Praktica Super TL and Meyer stuff
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Duckmancgy
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Duckmancgy wrote:
Neat captures.. Great shots with a nice feel from the grain, and the colours too. |
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tobbsman wrote:
Fantastic set, Rolf !
Could you give some information where this exactly was shot...1st and 3rd shot would interest me.
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Rolf
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| Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 7:15 pm Post subject: |
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Rolf wrote:
Hi Tobias,
the name of the village with the hotel is "MOENA". All other shots were nearby. I found one in my set with a ropeway named LUSIA. Sorry it 36 years ago so I have forgotten something 
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Spotmatic wrote:
Great shots, but there's changed a lot since then. I used to ski a lot around Val di Fassa (where Moena is located) and Val Gardena. I was hoping to recognize Piz Sella but I can't
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Rolf
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| Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 7:46 pm Post subject: |
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Rolf wrote:
Yes Peter, 36 years is a long time 
If you like here few other shots
and this was Moena in 1973
and then I found this one here - Après-Ski was already important at that time. But it seems, that I made something wrong with the lady one the left side 
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Orio wrote:
Amazing scenery and even more amazing image quality from those old slides!!
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tobbsman wrote:
Thanks Rolf for the explaination.
This last shot is so "out of this world", look at the sunglasses and the red jacket of the very right guy, where can I buy this outfit 
... 60/70th clothes are quie in again this year on the ski-runs.
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Rolf
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| Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 4:23 pm Post subject: |
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Rolf wrote:
| tobbsman wrote: |
Thanks Rolf for the explaination.
This last shot is so "out of this world", look at the sunglasses and the red jacket of the very right guy, where can I buy this outfit
... 60/70th clothes are quie in again this year on the ski-runs.
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Hi Tobias,
hopefully the "guy" on the right side doesn´t see this thread because she is (was) a girl
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| Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 5:12 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
beautiful slides, all superb quality |
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| hopefully the "guy" on the right side doesn´t see this thread because she is (was) a girl |
hehehehe ... sorry for the late reaction, I was a bit of away from the forum some days ...
I was a natural reaction from me to think that these are two couples.
but what do you mean by: "she is (was) a girl" ??
is she dead or is she a man now ?
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| Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 10:18 am Post subject: |
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Rolf wrote:
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| hopefully the "guy" on the right side doesn´t see this thread because she is (was) a girl |
hehehehe ... sorry for the late reaction, I was a bit of away from the forum some days ...
I was a natural reaction from me to think that these are two couples.
but what do you mean by: "she is (was) a girl" ??
is she dead or is she a man now ?
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I don´t know. I have lost sight of her. So she is still alive or maybe dead. 36 years is a long time
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It's nice to see that a hand held up to the ear doesn't have a cell phone in it
(remember the time when you saw someone talking to themselves on the street you thought crazy nut?)
That's a great series, I enjoyed it very much.
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| Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:30 am Post subject: |
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| hopefully the "guy" on the right side doesn´t see this thread because she is (was) a girl |
hehehehe ... sorry for the late reaction, I was a bit of away from the forum some days ...
I was a natural reaction from me to think that these are two couples.
but what do you mean by: "she is (was) a girl" ??
is she dead or is she a man now ?
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I have a linguistic question, doesn't the word "guy" in English work for both males and females?
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Rolf wrote:
I don´t know. Guy is in German "Kumpel" which is male. In Italian it is like "Tipo"
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Nesster wrote:
Guy can mean a group of people, but it's always in the plural: Hey you guys! is inclusive of gals as well as dudes. You guys want free lenses?
Guy in the singular is always male.
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Orio wrote:
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| I don´t know. Guy is in German "Kumpel" which is male. In Italian it is like "Tipo" |
ok
but we also decline "tipo" to the feminine: "tipa"
By the way - that is horrible Italian. Like slang. It does not sound vulgar, but it's wrong (it means something else), and it sounds cheap, if you know what I mean... nobody when speaking in good Italian would use the word "tipo" to refer to a person, unless he wants to mean that this person is an example, or symbol.
The regular meaning of the word "tipo" is similar to "print". In fact tipo is a word used in typography.
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trifox wrote:
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I have a linguistic question, doesn't the word "guy" in English work for both males and females? |
I would say this..
You can name a people of either sex (MEN and WOMEN) as 'GUYS' -- for sure..
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trifox wrote:
Rolf -- I love these pictures -
They show us the better times I think..
The nature was nicer, the sun shone nicer -- I was 4 years old and the winter was like should be ..
@ about the last picture! The glasses are just AMAZING piece of history!
I love also the colours -- they bring back some memories ..
I think one good example was film ORWO
thanks
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I love your picts!
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Rolf wrote:
@ all
Thanks for your friendly comments
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madamasu wrote:
It's really hard to believe that these pictures are scans from slides 36 years old. #3 knocks me over.
My kudos
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