#srt-101

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Adorable by Baka John Via Flickr: Taken with a Minolta SRT-101. All the pictures of Snow Monkeys here are from Monkey Park outside of Kyoto other wise known as Arashiyama. The Monkeys are free to roam and are protected by law. It is a wonderful way to inhabit our closest cousins natural environment without corrupting their lives.When in Kyoto defintiely head to Arashiyama.

[neilkesterson]

Band Senior Night 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: I was shooting for the school yearbook in our little high school in the Ohio River town of Ironton, Ohio when I wasn't marching on the field with my trombone. Had to take a lot of stuff to the game that night. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X

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Band in Endzone stands-IHS 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: My high school football stadium had a covered grandstand, built in the 1920s for a semi-pro football team, that seats about 3,500 fans. Our marching band, about 150 players, had a covered seating area in the endzone. Us trombone players got new marching valve trombones almost every year I was there. We were very lucky at our little high school in the Ohio River town of Ironton, Ohio. I was shooting for the school yearbook when I wasn't marching on the field with my trombone. Had to take a lot of stuff to the game that night. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X.

[neilkesterson]

Cheerleader Senior Night-IHS 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: I was shooting for the school yearbook when I wasn't marching on the field with my trombone. Had to take a lot of stuff to the game that night. Of course I was gravitating to all the cute girls on the sidelines. The local newspaper, the Ironton Tribune, which I was a shoot for, allowed the high school to develop and print pictures in their darkroom. These were underexposed a bit, but Tri-X and my trusty Plustek pulled out enough details. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X

[neilkesterson]

Ironton Tribune Darkroom 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: Inside the darkroom of a daily newspaper I worked at in high school and college in Ironton, Ohio. I only remember this fellow high schooler's name as Floyd. The Tribune allowed our high school develop and print for our newspaper and yearbook. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X

[neilkesterson]

Ironton Tribune Newsroom 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: Inside the newsroom of a daily newspaper I worked at in high school and college in Ironton, Ohio. On the right is a good old fashioned typewriter, they had just moved to a computer. The keyboard is just visible on the far right. To the left of the typewriter is a police scanner. I had a little portable one to chase ambulances. I saw a lot, especially for a teenager. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X

[neilkesterson]

Band in Endzone stands-IHS 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: Our band had a covered seating area in the endzone. Our stadium had a covered grandstand for about 3,500 fans. We were lucky at our little high school in Ironton, Ohio. I was shooting for the school yearbook when I wasn't marching on the field with my trombone. Had to take a lot of stuff to the game that night. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X

[neilkesterson]

Band Senior Night-IHS 1977 by Neil Kesterson Via Flickr: I was shooting for the school yearbook when I wasn't marching on the field with my trombone. Had to take a lot of stuff to the game that night. Taken in my hometown Ohio river city of Ironton, Ohio. Vintage picture from 1977, my early days in photography. Minolta SRT-101, Kodak Tri-X