I bought a Sony Mavica FD-73 off eBay and now I've got the power of a camera that takes floppy disks. >:D
That's... That's what makes it old... Y'know?
This is my setup, pretty neato, huh? I went for the early 2000's look. This is the new version with the floppy disk holder and the AOL free trial CD as a coaster. Funny thing, the guy that gave me that PC -- it doesn't work, but who cares, it's just for show, -- offered to give it to me for 25 cents, along with a trackball mouse still in box and a few monitors.
Get a look at these, the boombox here is a Panasonic RX-5150, and I got it for 125 bucks, yet it's real value is somewhere around 800! Also here is an Aiwa HS-P06 and I got it for 30 bucks, and, as you might have guessed, it's a worth a lot more than that. I love flea markets. Also, some cool cassettes, because any cool guy like me would have them.
Pretend it's a Friday night in 1996 and you just rented your favorite movie on VHS, and the pizza will be here in 30 minutes or less, or else... Uhh... I think they stopped doin' that.
The TI-99/4A: The ideal late 1982 computin' experience. If you don't have a Commodore or Atari, that is. This whole setup costed... Uhh, pfft, I dunno, like, 600 dollars or somethin' big like that. I coulda gotten a VIC-20 with that money.
This is on my top 5 pictures I've ever taken. I took it at dawn and it looks really, really cool. I think the purple-ish clouds are what makes it look so cool.
This one just screams '90s computer desktop. There was another photo like this, but I picked this one since it has an awesome lookin' lens flare.
This one looks tropical, which is strange since I took it durin' peak fall times in Orange County, Indiana. This picture looks oddly familiar to another picture I've seen, but I can't put my finger on it.
I took this on that same trip when it was sunset. This one looks much more fall-y, and also BEAUTIFUL because of the rays of sunshine hittin' some of the trees.
This one reminds me of the autumn Windows XP background. There's lots of history to that background, you know.
I took a picture of the sunrise. Hey, the '80s was right! They DO look like that!
Took a picture of the sunset on a different day. This one feels like I've seen it before. Weird, but cool. Interestin' how the sunrise and sunset look so different.