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Photographing sound waves - more or less.

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Paris, 1914 - in colour

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Cool find, FP. I visit Retronaut from time to time, but never came across the Paris photos before. (I wouldn't have thought the famous Moulin Rouge would look so...shabby...in the daylight)

The sound wave thing is too cool... :)
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Jabberwonky wrote:I wouldn't have thought the famous Moulin Rouge would look so...shabby...in the daylight.
Places designed to be appreciated at night often do, with the lights and music off, under daylight or ordinary work lights.
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Fairportfan wrote:
Jabberwonky wrote:I wouldn't have thought the famous Moulin Rouge would look so...shabby...in the daylight.
Places designed to be appreciated at night often do, with the lights and music off, under daylight or ordinary work lights.
Yeah, 6th Street in Austin, by night, is a wonderland of music, food smells, and joyous crowds. In the daylight, it's just another rather dreary looking city street...
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Fairportfan wrote:
Jabberwonky wrote:I wouldn't have thought the famous Moulin Rouge would look so...shabby...in the daylight.
Places designed to be appreciated at night often do, with the lights and music off, under daylight or ordinary work lights.
And at the time, the district is especially shabby too. Pigalle & place blanche is a poor working area with a lot of women of negotiable affection.
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What luck! A thread about photos.....
I found a picture of Monicas car:
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There's a 'Your headlights are on' joke in there. But I'm not touching it.
(not after seeing what happened to Nudge, anyway)
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I'd be embarrassed to be seen anywhere near a car like that... :oops:
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lake_wrangler wrote:I'd be embarrassed to be seen anywhere near a car like that... :oops:
It's a BMW "Mini" ... i'd be embarrassed to be involved with it even if it wasn't painted like that.
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Fairportfan wrote:
lake_wrangler wrote:I'd be embarrassed to be seen anywhere near a car like that... :oops:
It's a BMW "Mini" ... i'd be embarrassed to be involved with it even if it wasn't painted like that.
True dat! :lol:
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lake_wrangler wrote:
Fairportfan wrote:
lake_wrangler wrote:I'd be embarrassed to be seen anywhere near a car like that... :oops:
It's a BMW "Mini" ... i'd be embarrassed to be involved with it even if it wasn't painted like that.
True dat! :lol:
I remember the original Mini quite clearly.

My Dad had an MG 1100 Sedan, the Mini's big brother.

Which i'm pretty sure was still smaller than what BMW calls a "Mini".
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Fairportfan wrote:
Jabberwonky wrote:I wouldn't have thought the famous Moulin Rouge would look so...shabby...in the daylight.
Places designed to be appreciated at night often do, with the lights and music off, under daylight or ordinary work lights.
Backstage Disneyland isn't as glamourous as you'd think, either (I got a backstage tour of "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride" when a car jumped the track).
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Backstage is kinda plain compared to the park areas in most theme parks, like Six Flags. Doubly so in the Disney Parks.
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But I LOVE the backstage stuff. Back when special effects houses weren't cube farms, I'd have swept the floors to work in one...
(one of the things that sold me on DVD's were all the extras...commentary tracks and little documentaries and stuff)
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