Gas Light
From the "Shop that Time Forgot Series"
Shop manager David lighting the Gas Light.
This shop in my village has been in the same family since 1929. Its a shop were computers haven't yet been invented, orders and sales are written in a ledger and you can still buy hardware measured in imperial not metric. To quote a fellow villager:
"We were down the back of the shop when we moved to the village looking for screws for a very old Singer sewing machine and I noticed that some of the boxes holding the screws and nails were marked in shillings and pence!"
I took this portrait of David using a Nikon D200 set at 1600 ISO using the light of the gas lamp to light David.
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© 2011 Chris Frear Butterfield
Shop manager David lighting the Gas Light.
This shop in my village has been in the same family since 1929. Its a shop were computers haven't yet been invented, orders and sales are written in a ledger and you can still buy hardware measured in imperial not metric. To quote a fellow villager:
"We were down the back of the shop when we moved to the village looking for screws for a very old Singer sewing machine and I noticed that some of the boxes holding the screws and nails were marked in shillings and pence!"
I took this portrait of David using a Nikon D200 set at 1600 ISO using the light of the gas lamp to light David.
All Rights Reserved
© 2011 Chris Frear Butterfield
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