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In the Meals Cabin. Built in the mid 1800s near Lester, Alabama and relocated to The Burritt On The Mountain Museum in Huntsville, Alabama.
One day, life will be simple. One day, joy will be rustic. One day, a day very soon, I'll reduce my world to a handful of things, of people, of places. One day.
Mabel photographed by her Uncle Anson.
As Mike wrote (below), she is "taking a motherly pride in her doll family."
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Scanned by John Mack
Heritage Place Museum,
Lyn, Ontario
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It was a great find when I opened up a cupboard
at the museum and found two photo albums from
Anson McNish.
-- John Mack
I love my morning walks and enjoy looking at all the pretty houses, porches, yards and gardens. This porch caught my eye with its three stunning Boston Ferns alongside three chairs.
20 miles south of the previous picture, Point Pleasant Beach is another town that puts rocking chairs on the boardwalk. Konica Autoreflex T3, Ferrania P30, Rodinal 1:50.
-18C when I woke up - those are the mornings I put the fireplace on. Dual light effects here - a little light from the window shining on the rocking chair, and the glow from the fire.
Balanced composition is pretty straightforward, unless you are trying to shoot in the "Accidental Renaissance" style. So shoot a balanced image in the Accidental Renaissance style.
I wasn't thinking of the Dogwood challenge when I took this candid photo of my friend, so any resemblance it has to a Renaissance portrait is truly accidental.
Assam sleeping on a blanket on a wee-wee mat (we had those all over the place in California, just as we do in Japan) on Mom's rocking chair upstairs at our house when we lived in California. She was wearing a tunic to help keep her warm and to help stop her allergies (or at least her from scratching herself too much due to allergies - the tunic actually worked quite well for that purpose).
The Delta Queen located on the Tennessee River in Chattanooga, serves as both a Hotel and a Restaurant for tourists visiting the Tennessee Valley.
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got just a dusting
snow heavier south of here
it's still very cold
~mim eisenberg
Namely, it's 11 degrees F here in north metro Atlanta in the Deep South. The city, just south of here, apparently got more snow than I did. I took this flash shot at my back door before going to sleep last night. Of course, a faucet remains dripping until until further notice, to prevent the pipes from bursting. The frigid air is expected to linger for a while, with nighttime temps predicted to be in the mid teens and daytime temps rising to the sultry 30s. It'll stay chilly at night after that, but at least will be in the 20s, and in the daytime highs will be in the mid 40s. I can't wait!
See my shots on flickriver:
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Here's another photographer I'd like to recommend to you, who creates magnificent abstracts:
After a little more than a week in the big apple, it was a great joy to get the train to Philadelphia, where mikonT met us in the station and looked well after us for a couple of days.
Michael and I have developed a friendship through Flickr.
For many years Guinness the brewers issued an annual publicity booklet that was commissioned through their advertising agency S H Benson, was themed and had very high standards of production and publicity. The 1951 theme was the centenary of the 1851 Great Exhibition and the booklet is in High Victorian style with work by artists such as Eric Fraser. The booklet was printed by the well regarded Waddington company in Leeds and is on Dickinson paper.
The rear cover has this, the ten familiar ‘smiling glass’ of Guinness in a rocking chair and reminds us that the stout was pushed as having medicinal qualities. In fact the booklets were issued to doctors! I well recall drawing many such smiles in the heads of many a pint of stout during my university years in Dublin!
Mayme Griffin was born in Barton-on-Irwell, Lancashire,
England in 1870. She came to America as a young woman
with her family. She went to nursing college in Boston, I am
told the infamous Lizzie Borden was a patient. Mayme died
in 1954 in Fall River, Massachusetts.
Acabei de receber a encomenda que fiz com o Mundo Ara. Amei as camisetas e a Kimi também. Tudo muito caprichado.
Mas, esse look lolita não combina muito com a personalidade dela, apesar de ficar uma graça, eu admito. No final, ela só quer vestir a roupa nova e tirar muitas fotos. Vocês vão ter que aguentar uma sessão inteira essa semana de fotos lolitas da Kimi.
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I just received the shirts I ordered with Mundo Ara. I looove the shirts and Kimi too. They're so delicate.
But, this look don't suit Kimi personality very well. Although it looks marvelous I have to admit. In the end she loves to dress up pretty and take lots of photos. And you'll have to endure a lot of them this week.
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After the first roll through the KMZ FT-2, I had a look at the innards to see what was causing the scratches. I found a few bits of dust on the backing plate, so I cleaned it off and ran another roll through the camera on Monday down in Point Pleasant Beach. Victory! No scratches! That was an easy fix. There's still some unevenness in exposure, but not as pronounced; I used 1/100 and 1/200 instead of 1/400. Seems imperfectly usable to me.
Shot on Plus-X (expired 1989, shot at box speed), developed in HC-110 1:90 for 18 minutes, agitation every three minutes.
This is my small kid sized rocker which I got when I was about five years old. It has been through all 5 of my children and now is serving my seven grandchildren.
4 granny squares joined together into a super awesome blanket
blogged: goodknits.com/blog/2016/07/13/crochet-granny-four-square/
Come sit with me and we'll rock for awhile. We'll share our life stories.....
status quo-let's rock.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cFvO0CqK04&featu re=related Thank you George!!!
woo hoo!! my last springtime dreaming green Wendy doing a happy dance!! 26/365 www.flickr.com/groups/365daysincolour
Texture Tuesday Kim Klassen's Stained Linen texture. Thank you Kim!!!
23. Two submitted to 111 pictures in 2011 www.flickr.com/groups/1623722@N22/
I like the cat high on the brickwork, a safe spot to observe me and MacDuff as we walk on by. I edited this photo, but cannot remember WHAT APP....just a wee bit of editing, mostly a crop for the wrought iron and the black door and the black wrought iron rocker...waiting for our neighbor Miss Patty to come sit in the sunshine.
This picture is all about WAITING....the cat waits...the chair waits, the door waits....and the morning light waits....for the day to begin. Anticipation, poised for action
today's the day one of closest my friends, anjali celebrates her birthday :)
she drops by my flickr account everyone once in a while, and hopefully she'll find time to see this today! it's too bad i don't get to see her today because she lives all the way in college station, and she's home for the holidays.
SO ALEX...if you are reading this HAPPY BIRTHDAY and when we're 25 and you live in nyc wearing your trench coat and hot red pumps, and when you open your own boutique i'll photograph your models.
Love,
Caroline.