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The colorful Catherine Maynard said in a 1906 newspaper interview that she had been the first American woman to “see and touch” Lake Washington, during an 1853 canoe journey with her husband, Dr. David “Doc” Maynard, DDS.
Photo Courtesy Kirkland Historical Society
f-stop: f/9.0
exposure: 1/4
ISO: 100
My intent was to capture this landscape of a path in a grove of maple trees. I made this a horizontal image with the path running through the middle, I thought this was interesting because the path goes from curbed to open dirt and it looks like you'll be walking into trees forever.
Our photo club went to Maynard, MA to have a day of street photography. A great time was had by all of us.
Our photo club went to Maynard, MA to have a day of street photography. A great time was had by all of us.
We got in line and Maynard James Keenan was out in front of the venue preaching against his own concert.
Universal Weekly (Universal, 1933-34). Magazine (9.25" X 12"). Miscellaneous.
This great early magazine for exhibitors features two-page spreads for planned films such as The Great Ziegfeld (which would not actually be filmed until 1936, and at a different studio -- MGM), Imitation of Life with Claudette Colbert, The Man Who Reclaimed his Head, Ken Maynard and Buck Jones Westerns, I Give My Love, and more!