Still playing catch up on Paw's.Man i have to answer these things sooner.LOL
Great shope Paul. Like the wide angle wrap effect and you can almost hear the
conversation.
Dave
> I shot this in Sweden 25 years ago
with a Fuji 801 and a Vivitar 20/3.5
lens.
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 23:35:47 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I shot this in Sweden 25 years ago with a Fuji 801 and a Vivitar 20/3.5 lens.
> (Wish I had a better wide angle at that time.) The two men in the photo are
> my uncle Olle and my great uncle Einar. This was the fir
Someone else asked the same question. I don't recall. It's possible
that my cousin Kerstin, who is not in this picture, was recording their
conversation. She's the unofficial family historian and may have asked
Olle to interview Einar.
On Jan 22, 2005, at 11:41 PM, Gonz wrote:
Very nice Paul.
Very nice Paul. Its nice to have pics like this one. I have some
similar pics of my Grandfather that I need to scan and share. What were
they doing there? It looks like they were recording the conversation as
in an interview or something.
rg
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I shot this in Sweden 25
Thanks Juan. How true. And it's interesting that the kitchen is frequently the
center of life for every culture. It's where the family comes together and
takes their nourishment, so I guess it's natural that we gravitate toward the
source of our food. Of course at one time it was the only room i
Hi Paul,
Sorry for the late comment.
I really liked this picture, for all the reasons other people already
stated. But also, because of how it shows how similar people are to
each other, regardless of place and time. With small variations in
skin tone, maybe in the kind of bread on the table, etc
Thanks Shel,
In fact, I have posted a series of these images. I think I mentioned the url
here once some time ago. Of course it may never have made it tot he list .
They're here:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=339191
Paul
> Nice remembrance, Paul. Interesting and likeable photo,
Nice remembrance, Paul. Interesting and likeable photo, just the kind that
makes me want to see more - other shots of the house, the area, other
people, people engaged in different activities.
Shel
> [Original Message]
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I shot this in Sweden 25 years ago with a F
Thanks Keith. It was the only time I ever had a chance to see the place where
my father came from. I was there for just two days on the tail end of a
business trip. Both of these men are long since gone. By the way, they were
speaking Swedish.
Paul
> I would have _loved_ to have seen more imag
I would have _loved_ to have seen more images, of other times...
Your feel of what's important is well felt and portrayed!
I'd love to have been a fly on the wall, as it's said... to hear what
was being talked about. If I understood Norwegian?
All of which makes it such a very interisting photo!
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