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Dapper Dan was always a gentleman. Shown here wearing his favorite purple coat. He adored parlour games, and loved to vacation at his favourite apple orchard in the south of France.
Exciting announcements coming out of Lindy Focus today. It reminded me of this
#dapperlady I found roaming the sidelines at the Chick Webb night at this past Lindy Focus.
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3 men dressed in wartime attire during Dapper Day 2013.
Black and white here: www.flickr.com/photos/shadowgamer85/8508057667/in/photost...
Strobist: Speedlight above and behind photographer about 10-15 feet, about 5 o'clock, on VAL, firing through stair railings. Second speed light, just outside the frame to the left, between 7 and 8'oclock, dialed down to 1/64 power and zoomed to 105mm, aimed at Zach's face.
Post Processing: Used Color eFex 4 and Silver Efex Pro 2 to create the final image.
Taken on Dapper Day Spring 2016 in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom. Dapper Day is held twice a year at Disney parks in Florida, California, and Paris, and is a reason to dress in vintage or other upscale wear and both see and be seen. Visit www.dapperday.com for more information.
Y'all begged and pleaded, and we've finally gone and taken mercy on you all. The most dapper, modish, gentlemanly wing chair of all time has crept silently back into our lives on his upholstered legs, and this time he's bigger than ever.
Width 85cm (at its widest, under the armrest), depth approx 100cm (considering the lean), back heigh 97cm
The Dapper Dans of Main Street, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World, Florida. Fantastic barber-shop harmonies.
The Dapper Dan plush I had as a boy. It has laces, a zipper, a button, and a snap to teach kids how to dress themselves. It's awesome.
Ubuntu Dapper Beta
GTK2: Ubuntulooks "Rezblue"
Metacity: Clearlooks Custom Metacity Theme
Wallpaper: Simple Ubuntu
Found family. This cabinet card was in Peggie Jenkins collection. Thanks to marriott-smith photography I can now identify the sitters. It was taken by S G Payne and Son of Aylesbury. Samuel Glendenning Payne was Frederick Jenkins's uncle on his mother's side. Frederick's father, Henry Jenkins (1838-1921), photographer of Tunbridge Wells married Elizabeth Barrett Payne(1840-1931) of Aylesbury and her father was Samuel Payne (1799-1882)the head postmaster of Aylesbury. These are the sons of Samual Payne.
Left to right
Samuel Glendenning Payne, b.1835, 43 High Street, Aylesbury, photographer
Edwin Payne, b.1839, postmaster of Aylesbury
Charles Payne, b.1837
Philip Payne
For the background to these photographs see the introduction to the set 'A Family of Photographers'.