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Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer All-Time Great Willie Mays!

09 Thursday May 2019

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These pictures were taken at AT&T Park on May 12, 2006, as part of the pre-game ceremony for Willie Mays’ 75th birthday. Willie Mays is one of my all time favorite players. It was great to watch the festivities for his 75th birthday.

It is a great blessing that Willie Mays could celebrate his 88th birthday this week on May 6. Willie Mays has been retired for 46 years – after the 1973 season.

Birthdays are a reminder how fast time goes. It did not seem that long ago I was at AT&T Park watching Willie Mays stand on the field and be honored by all the fans. We need to honor those whom we respect in our lives.

Who in your life can you show respect today? Make someone’s day by showing respect.

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What do I do with a Scenic Magnetic Pin? See Our Demo Video!

08 Saturday Apr 2017

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Willie Mays “24” from Candlestick Park

We created a video to demonstrate how to wear our Scenic Magnetic Pins.  We are making Magnet Pins from our different photographs!  It is fun to wear pretty scenes to match our outfits and to accessorize.  The pins have a protective coating which also give a texture effect.

Scenic Photographs can improve our moods and inspire us in different ways.  This is why we are creating scenic magnetic pins to inspire style and help us appreciate nature or even the San Francisco Giants.  The above Willie Mays Pin is a photograph taken from over 25 years ago at Candlestick Park.  For Sport Fans, this is a cool pin to wear to remember Willie Mays’ great talent in baseball.

Let’s create a new style trend by wearing Scenic Magnetic Pins.

Please look at our YouTube Video at the below link.  You can also look at our tab on this website to see our Pins which can also be ordered at this url.  Or you can purchase these pins at the below link for our Etsy Shop.

YouTube Scenic Magnetic Pin Demo 

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Who is this little boy at Candlestick Park?

14 Tuesday Mar 2017

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This photograph was taken by Tony in 1988. This is the retired number “24” of the great Willie Mays from Candlestick Park. Tony took the photograph of the little boy to show the size of round disk in comparison to the boy’s size.

We posted this photograph on Twitter and @ChrisBabcock2 responded with the opinion – this is Tom Brady!We googled to see younger photographs of Tom Brady, and it does look like him.

We are seeking to get verification if this photograph is truly Tom Brady – the quarterback of the New England Patriots who has won 5 Super Bowls.

This incidents reminds us that we should always take lots of photographs. You never know what kind of memories, people, scenes, or objects you will capture. Especially with digital photography, there are no limits to the quantity of pictures you can take. Once a moment passes, it will never come back again. Regardless who the boy is in this picture, the photo captures a boy’s excitement of being at Candlestick Park to watch a San Francisco Giants game!

Lastly can anyone confirm if this boy is Tom Brady?

Source: Who is this little boy at Candlestick Park?

What is Photo Ware?

25 Friday Nov 2016

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Introducing our new line of pins/brooches.  You can order these from this website or from Etsy.

We love photos and realize we do not have enough wall space to enjoy “Outside Inside”.

We mount our images on either a plastic or galvanized metal back.  The photograph is coated and protected with a hand brush strokes seal.

The Willie Mays Number “24” is from Candlestick Park.  There were round disks with players’ retired numbers.  Tony took photographs of these disks 25 years ago.  Now we have  pins of these disks.

You can wear the galvanized metal back pins using a removable strong magnet on your clothing, caps, coats or whatever you like.

OR you can get the plastic back pin and pin to your clothing.

If you purchase from our website from November 25 to November 28 —

You can buy 2 and get 1 free – plus shipping unless we can deliver to you in San Francisco Downtown.

What are your choices?  These are round pins!

  1. Red Orange Maple Leaf – 1.5 inches in diameter
  2. Orange Maple Leaves Dancing in the Cyan Sky – 1.5 inches in diameter
  3. Willie Mays Number “24” – 2 inches in diameter

Please indicate

  • Plastic Back with Pin — $10.00
  • Galvanized Metal Back with Magnet — $15.00

Transactions are  done via PayPal.  Safe and Secure!  Use the Order Images Tab above and indicate what pin and what type of back you would want in the box – Additional Orders.  Please include your email address and contact information so we can verify your order.  If we personally deliver in San Francisco Downtown, cash can be paid upon receipt.   Photo Ware items will be delivered within 2 weeks.

You can purchase from our Etsy Store also.  But the deal is only on this website.  You can also customize the photo you want on your “Photo Ware”.  No extra charge and just select image on our website.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/untouchedtcphotos

 

 

 

 

 

 

Opening Day at Candlestick Park with the New Expansion Team, Florida Marlins

25 Saturday Jun 2016

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img384 CopyGrounds crew preparing the field for the April 12, 1993 Opening Day game between the SF Giants and Florida Marlins.

Tony Bennett sang “America the Beautiful” and of course – “I Left My Heart in San Francisco”  Click on the link to see some old memories Tony Bennett singing in addition to the actual game.

This was a memorable opening day.  Willie Mays presented his godson – Barry Bonds – the 1992 National League MVP trophy while he was with the Pittsburgh Pirates.  This was Barry Bonds first year playing with the SF Giants.