The magic lamp. by netot
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Description
This is part of the mechanism of the old 16 mm projector. You can see the small stimulant lamp and the main lamp, which allows the projection of images. With this lamp we could live thousands of adventures and dramas, its light is what gives life to the screen.
Hope you like it, Thank you for your comments and fav. to my previous work
Comments (18)
Realmente esta é uma fotografia excelente, a iluminação está incrível e a sensação de antiguidade é maravilhosa! Parabéns!
I meet a man who was in jail. he took a class in jail to learn how to use and operate this type of projector so when he got out of jail he can get a job. that what the jailers told him. That why they had classes there in jail. he got out of jail and the 16mm projector jobs was not there at all for him. he feel that the government and it programs had failed him which he is right. I feel sorry for him. anyway this is a wonderful image
Yeah Jocko I wonder about employment programs in jails. I used to visit people in jail with my previous job, and many of them did courses etc whilst inside. But guess what happened when prospective employers found out where the job applicant did his studying!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Love the shot! Maybe Jock's friend had a very long sentence, LOL! I think the failure started with him not the government.
Great photo, effective composition.
Very good capture and description I use to operate one of those as well
Interesting monochrome photo!
Interesting shot and infos!
When I look at this image my son comes to mind bc he has always been the type of person to take things apart and figure out how they work. :))) Very interesting to see this image. :)))))) Most excellent capture. :))))) Thank you for sharing my friend. :)))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))
brings back some memories of college days.
To modern for me to understand-All these fancy button's and light's.will need to go on a course i think....
Thank you for the description. Very nice capture.
A wonderful "inside" photo of the working parts and the source of light.
Excellent and interesting shot and description. Looks fantastic in b&w.
Lovely image. Can only wonder at all the things this old machine has seen.
Wonderful! Nicely framed, and the heavy contrast is excellent for this! Great job!
Nostalgic and beautiful capture