While having brunch in a resturant with some friends, this old-fashioned picture on the wall caught our eyes. Interesting how they posed for pictures in those long ago days.Because of the curved glass covering it, I couldn't get a good focus.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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What a special picture.! Mom had some like that of her parents. That was a different time and place, that's for sure! There is one of Mom and her three brothers taken in the early 1900's. My brother has that one--it is adorable!
That is a funny pose! I love the old picture though with the fabo frame and the neat bubble glass! I would have noticed it too!
Hugs, Sharon
I wonder if they have anything to do with the restaurant..maybe the founders? It's an awesome picture! I love trying to figure out a history from a picture.
This picture reminds of one of my grandmother, hers had the same type frame. People back then took picture taking very serious and I guess that is why they stand so regal!! LOL
Thank you for stopping by and for your encouraging words .
Blessings,
Sue
Hi Ruthie. The curved glass makes the lady look like she leaning over.I bet they would be able to tell a story or two about the restaurant. I have An original glass tile Negative (photo) of my Grandparents taken using the old box camera when the photographer put his head under a black cloth, and handpainted glass negitive.. GGranfather is sitting and Grandmother standing looking very regal..
I love your photo, my grandmother had one like that. I wonder what ever happened to it.Wish I had it .
Hugs,
Chris
They still pose a lady seated with the gentleman standing. I have one of me and my husband.
I love the picture. Years ago it seems that people really put a lot of effort into having nice pictures taken. It's probably because professional photographers were not readily available. The frame is lovely.
Sweeetie
Love those old photo's! I have quite a few old ones of different relatives, and they are always in that pose too. Have a great day Ruthie sweetie!
Amanda (aka Cottage Contessa)
Great picture! The frame reminds me of pictures that my grandparents used to have.
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