WPC – Weathered

January 10, 2018January 10, 2018Chris and Carol 4 Comments

I find my photography tends to skew towards – weathered “things”, natural and man-made. Here’s a small sample –

Iron, Rust, Wood

Mossy Post

Sun Blasted Train

“I see a red door and I want it painted black”

Weathered Bricks – Fujica GS 690 on Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100

Rock On my Weathered Friend

Many thanks to the fine City of Fernandina Beach, Florida – Amelia Island, for providing such a rich palette of weathered things for me to photograph. All of these images were taken within a 3 block area of the Historic District downtown.

Thanks for stopping by!

Chris

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Lovely Couple

January 10, 2018January 10, 2018Chris and Carol 2 Comments

While going through some pictures the other day, I came across this photograph of a very lovely couple. I don’t know who they are (yet) but I’ll find out. My first guess is that it was taken in or around Vermont and I would think from the 1940s.

couple in uniform

The soldier’s uniform is impeccably worn and he looks to be a captain in the U.S. Army (guessing by the bars).

Have a wonderful and peaceful day!

C&C ^.^

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WPC – Weathered

I find my photography tends to skew towards – weathered “things”, natural and man-made. Here’s a small sample –

Many thanks to the fine City of Fernandina Beach, Florida – Amelia Island, for providing such a rich palette of weathered things for me to photograph. All of these images were taken within a 3 block area of the Historic District downtown.

Lovely Couple

While going through some pictures the other day, I came across this photograph of a very lovely couple. I don’t know who they are (yet) but I’ll find out. My first guess is that it was taken in or around Vermont and I would think from the 1940s.