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My wife has a very renouned family history ( but where's the money? ) from England.
Her Uncle Claude was a "dapper dan". While her Aunt was a female who could wear a hat!!!
The tone is directly from the negative. No post processing done to alter that.
Lovely photo of the young lady. I'm guessing she was in her early twenties or even a teenager at that sitting. There is an aura of youthful confidence in her pose.
friscoron wrote:
Dan, love these shots, esp of the woman.
But you're really showing your age by sharing these pics. :-)
Ron
-Yeah I know Ron!--------------------------------------------
Ross Martin wrote:
Very cool Dan! Love historical images. The prints look like they have held up pretty darn well.
--My wife and her family kept all these pictures in a binder that had a transparent clear film to cover the prints.
Thanks Ross-------------------------------------------
RKnecht wrote:
I like these, especially the second one.
-Thanks! I love hats and hers is one HUGE one!--------------------------------------------
Rajan Parrikar wrote:
Lovely. What happened to style these days?
-I don't know Rajan! I really dont! It saddens me when I attend a function that awould require at least a nice shirt, pants, and maybe a tie, but now!!!!
Thanks!--------------------------------------------
Bill Gass wrote:
Great shots Dan-
People certainly dressed well back then.
They sure did brother!
I have a ton more but I am a caregiver right now..AGAIN..and it will have to wait a bit!
Thanks!
RD
Danpbphoto wrote:
-Yeah I know Ron!--------------------------------------------
--My wife and her family kept all these pictures in a binder that had a transparent clear film to cover the prints.
Thanks Ross-------------------------------------------
-Thanks! I love hats and hers is one HUGE one!--------------------------------------------
-I don't know Rajan! I really dont! It saddens me when I attend a function that awould require at least a nice shirt, pants, and maybe a tie, but now!!!!
Thanks!--------------------------------------------
They sure did brother!
I have a tone more but I am a caregiver right now..AGAIN..and it will have to wait a bit!
Thanks!
RD
Dan,
I just ended an intense 3 year caregiver service to my mother in law, it really is a full time job! She just passed in her sleep at 95, but i would do it again! Good on you to take that on!
I just ended an intense 3 year caregiver service to my mother in law, it really is a full time job! She just passed in her sleep at 95, but i would do it again! Good on you to take that on!
Regards,
Brian
Sorry for the spelling error Brian. I meant "ton".
God Bless her.
It IS a full time job. And at 76, it is not mentally or physically easy on me. But it is more frustrating that the medical care here is 3rd world at best and the "roadblocks" that the medical conglomerates have created here have made it even worse!
We have had to drive down into the DC area to receive any kind of proper care.
That is sad!
Thanks for the encouragement Brian!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Sorry for the spelling error Brian. I meant "ton".
God Bless her.
It IS a full time job. And at 76, it is not mentally or physically easy on me. But it is more frustrating that the medical care here is 3rd world at best and the "roadblocks" that the medical conglomerates have created here have made it even worse!
We have had to drive down into the DC area to receive any kind of proper care.
That is sad!
Thanks for the encouragement Brian!
Dan
Dan,
I agree on the “mental and physical” challenge, and I am only 67. I had to do the same ten years ago for my father in law as well, so i understand the “AGAIN” comment. While it was sometimes traumatizing for me and my wife, they are, or were family! I wont start on how bad dealing with Medicare and conglomerate hospital systems have become, it is sinful…as is the damn paperwork.
I agree on the “mental and physical” challenge, and I am only 67. I had to do the same ten years ago for my father in law as well, so i understand the “AGAIN” comment. While it was sometimes traumatizing for me and my wife, they are, or were family! I wont start on how bad dealing with Medicare and conglomerate hospital systems have become, it is sinful…as is the damn paperwork.
Regards,
Brian (who finds sanity in photography)
I second that emotion! I think it is more traumatizing for the caregiver than the patient! And most caregivers are younger! I am not saying this as a bad statement., I am just saying 1 person has to deal with EVERYTHING for the other person! Some handle it just fine! Others, as was noted, wander through the maze of "You called the wrong number', oh! this is the wrong dept yet you got the dept # of the message of text,....Enough "soap boxing".
Great image!
Suzy
