John Sheldon's photos with the keyword: Old photograph

Shrubbery Walk in the Harrow Way development. 1981. This ran from Kingsmill Road to the footbridge over the Ringway South. A popular place for learning to ride a bicycle (on dry days). Mamiya C220 TLR. Ilford Pan F film developed in ID11.

From the footbridge that crosses the Ringway South at the end of Shrubbery Walk. Mamiya C220 TLR. Ilford Pan F film developed in ID11.

From the footbridge that crosses the Ringway South at the end of Shrubbery Walk. Mamiya C220 TLR. Kodak Tri-X film developed in D76.

Castle Field Path ran from the Bounty Cricket Ground to a bridge over the 'new' Ringway. Here is divided to provide access to new housing. Mamiya C220 TLR. Ilford Pan F film developed in ID11.

Castle Field Path ran from the Bounty Cricket Ground to a bridge over the 'new' Ringway. Here is divided to provide access to new housing. Using the 'View original' function the Wella building can be discerned. YashicaMat TLR. Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11.

At the northern extremity of Cranbourne Road. 1981. The Wella building can be seen in the background, the sign partly obscured by trees Mamiya C220 TLR. Kodak Tri-X film developed in D76.

Pedestrian underpass leading to Cranbourne School and beyond to Wessex Close and Winchester Road. 1981. Mamiya C220 TLR. Kodak Tri-X film developed in D76.

Basingstoke War Memorial Park, 1981. The bandstand can be seen in the distance. David seems to have been a popular guy. YashicaMat TLR. Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11.

Oakley Coaches were a coach company local to Basingstoke. Here seen on the 'new' Ringway in 1979. Mamiya C220 TLR. Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11.

New planting of saplings designed to screen the 'new' Basingstoke Ringway. Mamiya C220 TLR. Ilford FP4 film developed in ID11.

The paddling pool at Eastrop Park in Basingstoke in June 1978. The white mess on the grass is rubbish left by the people, not specks on the negative! Pentax S1A 35mm SLR. Peak 135mm f2.8 telephoto lens. Ilford FP4 35mm black and white film, Negative scanned with Epson Perfection V750 PRO.