Portraits from the first 100 years of photography
The school year started this week in Vermont. When I saw a yellow school bus on the road for the first time in months, it occurred to me that I haven't posted a school photo on the blog in a while. Class photos can be rather somber, but most of the kids in the photo... Continue Reading →
When I started this blog four years ago, I decided to post only photos taken before 1940. It was an arbitrary line to draw, but I wanted to draw one somewhere, and a century seemed like a good place to do it (1839-1939). For one thing, sitters in photos taken after 1940 are more likely... Continue Reading →
I've been playing tennis since I was twelve, so I always enjoy seeing rackets in portraits, even when they're just props. This photobooth portrait is wonderful. I love the combination of a child's racket with palm trees and pyramids. Re-blogged from Photobooth Journal:
Tokens of Companionship 
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