Old favourites

Some toys on display in one of the rooms of Hughenden Manor.
Hughenden's only about twelve miles or so from where we live and it was the home of Benjamin Disraeli who was a Prime Minister in the time of Queen Victoria. It's now owned by the National Trust and is open to the public.
Lester and I went there for lunch - (not in the house, as with a lot of its properties, the NT has put its cafe in the stables) and a wander through the house today.

[Claire]

Great treatment!

[Ariel]

That's delightful - so very clear, too. And an early motion picture device!

[Maggiemae]

Great look on these items that look totally unplayed with!

[Carole Imes]

You and Lester see the most interesting places. The sepia tones fit perfectly with the vintage collection of toys.

[Gayanne Campbell]

Nostalgic, love how you processed this capture.

[Rachel Withey]

Love the processing in this

[8yearson]

Lovely sepia tones in keeping with the history of these toys. I love the National Trust and especially their tea rooms!

[Al Bailey]

Like the way you have processed this :)

[Jenn]

Cool!

[elkehochban]

Love the processing here - very nostalgic!

[Gena Pegg]

Looks very vintage.....nicely presented!

[Lisa Stein]

What an interesting collection of things. I really like your composition and processing.

[Jennifer]

Lovely composition and edit.

[Hamble]

Beautifully thought out composition. I should know what these film show machines are called, but can't remember.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@hamble Thank you, Hamble. Someone at the NT knows how to put a group of items together really well.
It's a praxinoscope, a successor to the zoetrope which had viewing slits cut into the drum all the way round, rather than the mirrors at the centre which this has.

[GazBadger]

Great shot... love the sepia processing.. it really adds to the vintage feel.

[Jean Tookey]

A lovely shot . The sepia makes us think about the history of all these objects.

[Cindy Muir]

Love it! Fav!

[Suse♡]

Love the vintage feel! Great processing!

[Margaret Brown]

Nice vintage feel to this photo,

[Christine]

Nice effect

[Mac]

I like the tint. It makes it feel delicate and antique.

[Kazzy]

Lovely collection. I like your choice of a soft tint/sepia :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely shot and sepia processing.

[Milanie]

Not sure how I missed this one. It's a great vintage feel the way you did it. Toys of the past are so much more interesting and creative than today's technology based ones. Love it.

[carol white]

A lovely sepia effect capture!!Great olden days treasure!!

[Netkonnexion]

Nice tonal work.

[Jen Hudson]

A great vintage look, suits the collection.