Sometimes, photographers were only as good as the conditions available to them
Sometimes, photographers were only as good as the conditions available to them
Up for perusal today are two photos possibly of the same woman.
Sometimes a number of factors combine to cause us to double take a pretty picture.
This fine Edwardian era photograph features a middle aged woman with a stern face. Her hair is twisted up on top of her head in a style popular in the early 20th century. Her high-necked dress has an embellishment of lace across the bodice and on the collar. Finally, there are six buttons front and …
This fine image is a tintype I found in the great Tennessee vacation haul at the World’s Longest Yard Sale. There was another woman and I who seemed to be on the same route, each of us rushing to find the photos at each individual stall. I felt lucky to find this great piece, because …
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