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From the Jessie Rathbun Collection
These two men appear in several of the Rathbun pictures, and may be Jessie's brother and father/grandfather, but they are never labelled.
The picture was taken in Camp 19. This camp was located a little over a half-mile up Oshkosh Creek from the mainline. Two pole roads came down the forks of Oshkosh to this camp. The respective pole roads began not too far below the East and West Fork falls on Oshkosh Creek.
This camp (and significant portions of the railroad) were built on trestles directly over Oshkosh Creek itself.
Unknown panel members at the National Film Society convention, May 1979. NOTE: Permission granted to copy, publish, broadcast or post any of my photos, but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks
Model: Jenna Bassett
Experiment with make up and body paint.
labelled UnKnown because a friend told me she looks like unknown from Tekken Tag.
January 2014 wellington
make up hair and photography Zemi
Materials: What materials were used? -I used my phone and a random door.
Idea: Share the concept or story behind this photo. How did you interpret the "Theme"? -I was walking down a street and I saw this very mysterious door randomly place on an apartment. The door is perfect equal on each side and it kind of satisfying to look at.
Process: What process was used? How did you take this photo? How do the materials relate to the idea? I took this photo by trying to get as centered as possible to the middle of the door, trying to show how perfect it is.
Original Caption: Gretta Harrison. Gertrude, Margaret, Alison ???, Barbara [new line > ] Miss Harris, Marie, Miss Edie, Helen, Miss Sharpson (?).
Gretta is second from the left.
Nothing written on the photo. Who is this? Looks somewhat like Oscar Otis Isaacs, son of Andrew Jackson Isaacs.
found at an intersection in Seattle. Tried to key it in Mushrooms Demystified and other books. Can't say for certain what it is. There are alot of odd Lepiota species out there.
Unknown owner, in the collection of Daniel Fearing. Designed by Silvester. Dimensions: 4 x 6.8. Feature: A salmon . Type: sketch. Annotations: "Original pencil sketch for crest for an armorial bookplate." "This sketch was found among the effects of the engraver.". In the Fearing Angling collection.
This unknown muscian was playing a Chinese plucked zither called a “Guzheng” during the “Peacock Dance” performance at the East Tennessee Chinese New Year Festival, on February 10, 2013.
To hear a sample of the sound of music that the guzheng produces, click the play button on the player below the image.
This shot was taken using a NIKON D800 at ISO 5000, f/7.1, for 1/640sec