Hear is an example of an image I found on a doctormacro’s web site that contains images you have seen your whole life and are very familiar with but the quality makes them look like they were just taken with modern digital cameras. Amazing find for me. Make sure you click on the photo to get it to enlarge to its biggest form before you save it to your computer (if you choose).
I have tried but can’t get the link option to work for me. Here is the address to access this wonderful site.
— twinarchers
As I am looking at some of the photos you can see what kind of material they are wearing. Amazing in a way for being 79 years old. Star Trek has Trekkies or Trekkers, what do you call us?
There may be a need for different categories of fans & admirers, twinarchers. Fans of Errol’s films could be called Flynnemaniacs, like cinemaniacs. Those more devoted to studying and/or commemorating the bigger picture of Errol’s amazing life could be described as Flynnmates of the Flynnstitute of Advanced Errolian Arts & Sciences.
All prospective Flynnmates must be approved by the below pictured Flynnstitute Dean of Admissions:
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“All prospective Flynnmates must be approved by the below pictured Flynnstitute Dean of Admissions:”
hee hee,love that! :D
Thanks for posting that twinarchers,the quality of the photos is stunning.That photo of Errol is so crystal clear you would swear you could reach out & touch him.
I’ve been using the site for years. It’s wonderful, and Jerry, it’s founder, is a good guy.
In Glorious Technicolor”
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Glorious, indeed, twinarchers!! Thanks!
“History’s Most Colorful Adventure”
It’s beautiful, I agree. But Flynn’s eyes were brown, not blue.