Table-top press and handbills

Lester and I went to Frogmore paper mill* today. It's not very far from us at all. We had a guided tour all to ourselves and thoroughly enjoyed it.

* http://frogmoremill.com/

[Maggiemae]

1924! How unique and wonderful to see it the way you have portrayed it!

[Call me Joe]

lovely capture !

[Lisa Stein]

Very pleasing tones and composition. It's nice to be able to read the text.

[Taffy]

A wonderful close-up, Al. You captured great details with clarity. The patterns of the letters make for an interesting shot.

[BeckyS]

Nice clarity and perspective

[Milanie]

This is so unique! Love the printed paper against the printer - and as always, your detail is just super. Nice tones to show it all off.

[Gena Pegg]

Very cool vintage look capture. How nice to the tour all to yourself.

[Ethel]

I really like this

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Smashing shot. I went to the print works at Amberley museum a couple of years back and had a guided tour all to myself. It was noisy, fun and very informative.

[Jo Ann Bellone]

and cool composition Alison

[Claire]

Great angle, that would be so interesting.
I used to go to work with mum when I was little, she worked in a local newspaper, I was so scared to walk under the presses when they were running, gosh can you imagine now taking a child to such a place, it was wonderful and scary all in one:0)

[Suse♡]

Beautifully composed and captured, beautiful tones. Paper mill, sound like a interesting tour

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely shot and very appropriate in sepia. You don't find these anymore except in museums.

[Rachel Withey]

Great POV and I love the sepia tone in this

[carol white]

Great pov,a super capture,very suited to the sepia effect!!

[Carole Imes]

Great POV, tones and composition. Bet that was interesting to see!

[👑 AnaZad]

Great capture. How nice to pay a visit to such a place.

[Shelley]

This is great! Love it.

[Jen Hudson]

Great pov and interesting to see what was printed.

[Mac]

Oh how cool. Love the view of the plate and the paper with the angle.

[Matt Clendon]

Wasn't Max Wall the one with the silly walk?

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@sabresun He was indeed. And he used to wear very tight, drainpipe trousers - to accentuate the walk, I guess. I'm impressed someone of your tender years knows about it. :-P ;- )

[Netkonnexion]

Nicely done. Like the perspective. Looks like a place I would like to visit.

[Ariel]

I didn't realize Max Wall had been around so long. Great shot.