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We went to Disneyland and we were happily surprised to see lots of folks all decked out in their Sunday best. It was Dapper Day! Twice a year guests come dressed in their finest attire (think "Mad Men").
One of my favorites was this young lady in a cute powder blue dress and white gloves — carrying a retro camera, of course! On our way back from Tom Sawyer Island, I asked if I could take a picture. Love!
Spotted this dapper dad & his boy at harbourfront last summer. In a horde of Sunday shorts, flip-flops, T-shirts & baseball caps, their refined yet casual elegance gave the impression they had stepped out of another time, Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby maybe.
I followed them for quite awhile...felt a bit like a stalker... but hey...got to get the shot, right? The quiet moment here captured the essence of their Sunday stroll.
Next time I'll be braver
I'll be my own savior
When the thunder calls for me
Next time I'll be braver
I'll be my own savior
Standing on my own two feet
(Adele)
My favorite statue in the Tuilleries in Paris. Visited it with a dear friend.
I can highly recommend the fake mustaches from Act One costumes! (http://www.actonecostumes.net/bemusiandse.html)
I’ll be wearing “the Ambassador” at the Pocket Guide to Hell’s Haymarket Affair reenactment! They’ve started a Kickstarter to raise funds for all the costumes and props! Please donate and attend the event on April 30th!
Kickstarter is here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/74774683/pocket-guide-to-hel...
I am that person. I buy ties for my cat. However, he doesn't seem to mind wearing them*, so it's sort of like he's encouraging me to do it. Right?
*He's been wearing the bow tie around the house for that past half hour and he so does not care.
Jasper got a new bow tie for Christmas from one of his human cousins. Thought it paired nicely with his fedora. Getting his bow tie to show was a challenge though. The boy is furry.
Lightroom 5.x for basic processing, Photoshop CC for cloning out a wrinkle and NIK SilverEFX Pro for b&w conversion.
1/6 plate resilvered vignetted daguerreotype by S. Root of 363 Broadway, New York.
Brothers Marcus and Samuel Root catered for a mainly upper class clientele at their Broadway studios which were opened in 1851.
Rendered version of a dapper older gentleman dipping his hat into a stiff Chicago wind as he crosses the street.
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The story behind this photo:
zenowatson.com/2012/05/12/street-portraiture-vs-street-ph...