I always seem to find it difficult to narrow down my favorite photographs, so again for my "Smile For The Camera" submission I must submit two of my favorite photographs. The first was taken about 1924-1926 and is of my father (left) with his brother and sister reading a book. The photograph taken on "the home place" in Nebraska is one of the few I have of my Dad as a little guy so it is very special to me. I love their haircuts and tease my Dad that my grandma must have several different sized bowls to place on their heads to use as a guide to giving them a haircut. I also use this photo as the backdrop for my business card.
George, Willis and Johanna - 1924-1926
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My second submission is a photograph taken of my brothers in about 1949 sitting on the stoop at our grandparents home. Besides it being a photograph of my brothers, I think what I love about this photograph is the emotion that you can see in the photograph. It appears that either one or both were in need of a little comfort.
It'll be OK.......
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These are absolutely THE cutest pictures!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely priceless - the kind of pictures that give you a little window on the emotional lives of children.
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ReplyDeleteI adore the loving closeness the siblings show in BOTH photos! As a librarian, I especially LOVE the one with your father and his siblings reading the book! Priceless :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Love the pictures! Thank so much for suggesting FTM. I'm torn between the two!
ReplyDeletePhotos that bring a smile to my face. I love the bowl hair cut on little George! Thank you for sharing these priceless pieces of your heritage.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your kind words. I must tell you though - as sweet as my brothers look in this picture - they could be stinkers too! LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat cute pictures. The last one is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove your playlist. A very fitting song was playing Memories by Elvis.