Comments for 16 Stone Vintage http://16stonevintage.com True Style Never Fades... Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:38:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Tan Magazine Covers by Desiree http://16stonevintage.com/2012/tan-magazine-covers/#comment-50 Desiree Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:38:53 +0000 http://16stonevintage.com/?p=794#comment-50 Am I to understand that Tan is for readers lighter than those that read Ebony? Oh, sheesh. Black people can be so funny. This is quite a find. Thank you for digging up these amazing covers. I kinda want to blow some of these up and have em in my house. I love your blog and I will definitely poke my head in your store soon! -Desiree Am I to understand that Tan is for readers lighter than those that read Ebony? Oh, sheesh. Black people can be so funny. This is quite a find. Thank you for digging up these amazing covers. I kinda want to blow some of these up and have em in my house. I love your blog and I will definitely poke my head in your store soon!

-Desiree

]]> Comment on Modern Vintage Natural Hair by The Retro Natural http://16stonevintage.com/2011/modern-vintage-natural-hair/#comment-46 The Retro Natural Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:41:54 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/wordpress/?p=57#comment-46 Aw, thank you for featuring me, I'm honored! :) I LOVE your blog, it's just so fab! I just post a link to your Tan Mag post..amazing! I went through all the gorgeousness and found this post. I really appreciate the kind gesture! Aw, thank you for featuring me, I’m honored! :) I LOVE your blog, it’s just so fab! I just post a link to your Tan Mag post..amazing! I went through all the gorgeousness and found this post. I really appreciate the kind gesture!

]]> Comment on Vintage Music: Les Surfs by 16stone http://16stonevintage.com/2011/vintage-music-les-surfs/#comment-38 16stone Thu, 19 Jan 2012 07:46:30 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=664#comment-38 Thanks for putting out info on Les Surfs. They are truly music wonders. I will check out the site. :) Thanks for putting out info on Les Surfs. They are truly music wonders. I will check out the site. :)

]]> Comment on Vintage Music: Les Surfs by Bruiser http://16stonevintage.com/2011/vintage-music-les-surfs/#comment-37 Bruiser Thu, 19 Jan 2012 06:37:28 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=664#comment-37 Very, very happy to see two of my Les Surfs videos here. I had my original 16mm Scopitone prints of "Sacre' Josh" and "Adieu Marin" transfered to DVD. I replaced the soundtrack on "Sacre' Josh" as the 16mm print had a very scratchy version of the song. BTW, "Sacre' Josh" is about Steve McQueens TV cowboy character "Josh Randall". Visit http://www.youtube.com/user/LesSurfsVideos and http://lessurfs.webs.com Just realised, that's my Wikipedia article as well, LOL. Very, very happy to see two of my Les Surfs videos here. I had my original 16mm Scopitone prints of “Sacre’ Josh” and “Adieu Marin” transfered to DVD. I replaced the soundtrack on “Sacre’ Josh” as the 16mm print had a very scratchy version of the song. BTW, “Sacre’ Josh” is about Steve McQueens TV cowboy character “Josh Randall”. Visit http://www.youtube.com/user/LesSurfsVideos and http://lessurfs.webs.com

Just realised, that’s my Wikipedia article as well, LOL.

]]> Comment on Vintage Look Alike: Nichelle Nichols by jOY http://16stonevintage.com/2011/vintage-look-alike-nichelle-nichols/#comment-27 jOY Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:47:14 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=606#comment-27 NDeed! What a Gracious Compliment... NDeed! What a Gracious Compliment…

]]> Comment on Vintage Magazines: Hue Cover Girls by 16stone http://16stonevintage.com/2012/vintage-magazines-hue-cover-girls/#comment-26 16stone Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:56:29 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=713#comment-26 Sure Megan, you can share if you like. :) Sure Megan, you can share if you like. :)

]]> Comment on Vintage Look Alike: Nichelle Nichols by megan http://16stonevintage.com/2011/vintage-look-alike-nichelle-nichols/#comment-25 megan Tue, 10 Jan 2012 03:51:59 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=606#comment-25 Yup. I can definitely see the resemblance. Yup. I can definitely see the resemblance.

]]> Comment on Vintage Magazines: Hue Cover Girls by megan http://16stonevintage.com/2012/vintage-magazines-hue-cover-girls/#comment-24 megan Tue, 10 Jan 2012 03:50:18 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=713#comment-24 I LOVE these! Thank you so much for sharing them! Mind if I repost one or two with a link to the whole set? They are fantastic. I LOVE these! Thank you so much for sharing them! Mind if I repost one or two with a link to the whole set? They are fantastic.

]]> Comment on Ash Will Vintage and Sequin & Suits by Elizabeth http://16stonevintage.com/2011/ash-will-vintage-and-sequin-suits/#comment-21 Elizabeth Wed, 21 Dec 2011 22:04:26 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=598#comment-21 So gorgeous! So gorgeous!

]]> Comment on Vintage Hand Colored Photographs by Morrighu http://16stonevintage.com/2011/vintage-hand-colored-photographs/#comment-8 Morrighu Mon, 28 Nov 2011 23:49:50 +0000 http://www.16stonevintage.com/?p=560#comment-8 There is also a method of printing the black & white negative onto photo paper capable of developing color. Then exposing specific parts of the as yet undeveloped image to color using a gel cut out. So the girl with the pink shirt, I'd cut out an area in some opaque material to match her shirt and and cover it with inverse (negative) gel of a green shade and then expose that part of the image. The image would develop with pink there when it is finally developed as part of the old photo printing process. It's a tricky process and it's very time consuming but the effects are often quite lovely. And incidentally, a favorite subject for this medium was often reprinting older photographs. There is also a method of printing the black & white negative onto photo paper capable of developing color. Then exposing specific parts of the as yet undeveloped image to color using a gel cut out. So the girl with the pink shirt, I’d cut out an area in some opaque material to match her shirt and and cover it with inverse (negative) gel of a green shade and then expose that part of the image. The image would develop with pink there when it is finally developed as part of the old photo printing process. It’s a tricky process and it’s very time consuming but the effects are often quite lovely. And incidentally, a favorite subject for this medium was often reprinting older photographs.

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