What a lovely baby! by artaddict2
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While at the War Weekend at Crich Tramway Museum we(me&JeffG7BRJ) got talking, or should I say Jeff got talking to one or two of the people taking part. Alex the lady on the right of this picture was interested in taking a look at the Renderosity Photography site.
Jeff took a couple of good shots of Libbie, the baby they had brought along in the pram.
This one is for Alex and Tony.
Comments (26)
Superb presentation :)
Wonderful atmosphere! Are these people actors? A good mood of these war days and a good idea to take the photo in sepia colors
Authentic down to the seams in the stockings. Beautifully vintage!!
Very nice photo Alan, and great in this tone of color =]
Very beautiful photo.
excellent image !!
very excellent work! 5!
Great shot, takes me back to when people could look into a pram without being arrested on suspicion of some sort of evil intent. Absolutley perfect in sepia, Alan, brilliant.
Excellent capture Alan well done.
Wonderful photograph! I keep going back and looking at it again. Love the postwork!
Well would you believe it, as Victor would say, I have posted an image of Libbie(yes I spelled it wrong first time as well) before I looked at your upload. She was a real darling though Alan you have to admit. I was smitten by her anyhow, I could have taken her home with me, she really was a treasure. She kept blowing me kisses as well, every time I saw her I waved and she blew me kisses. Superb capture and postwork Alan. They might be visiting East Lancs Railway, when its on, they have joined the Northern Forties Group and they attend every year. Bravo!!!!!
Tell me, do those stockings really have seams or were they drawn on with eyebrow pencil as a lady often did back then? The outfits are wonderful. Excellent the way everyone but the mother is turned from view leaving mother and pram the star of the shot and yet, well woven into the action. Excellent.
A wonderful shot Alan, glad you met such nice people too. Hugs. Diane. xx
Hi Alan wonderful capture thanks for the smile warm hug, Linda
a siver cross pram ,these were the rage when i was little aswell ,anyone who was anyone had a silver cross :o)..excellent shot alan and well suited to the postwork mick
Nice family scene ! I like their dress and it was a good idea to choose the b&w for this picture. It's quite a time machine :-)
Excellent capture my friend.
Fun picture !
Stunning historic capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so lovely
Great photo , love the mood !!!!!!! Ana
A wonderful nostalgic picture Alan. I remember when people dressed like that. And I remember when womens nylons had seems. My mother always asked either my father or me if her seems were straight before we went out. I agree with billcody (my brother by the way who gave me the website) that this picture in sepia makes it look really authentic, Sig...
This is so perfect, so amazingly authentic, almost like you went back in time!!
Excellent scene and this sepia is wonderfull Alan!
The display contains a lot of nostalgia and something good lost for ever. Good choice on toning.
Excellent shot. The Tramway Museum is just around the corner from us...