The Four Newest Vernacular Photographs in My Collection

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I've added four new images to my ever growing collection of anonymous/vernacular photography after a successful hunt today. Enjoy.

Family sawing event?

Two women sawing a tree

A sinking battleship

Sinking Battleship

A woman inspects a swan

woman-with-swan

The location of this photo has been identified. Read more about it in my post Found Photograph Found Again

A woman enters a car

Woman entering a car.

2 Responses to “The Four Newest Vernacular Photographs in My Collection”

  1. Freddie Rios

    Hello, I know this was posted 2 years ago, but I justed wanted to tell you that the photo titled "A woman inspects a swan" from your collection is located in Glendale, CA not far from my home in Los Angeles. It is located at a memorial park called Forest Lawn Memorial Park. It is part of a chain of cemeteries around southern California that is privately owned.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forest_Lawn_Memorial_Park_(Glendale)

    If you enter these coordinates into Google maps "34.125443,-118.253134," then use the street view option, you should be able to see the fountain depicted in your found photo.

    I worked at the Hollywood hills location from around 2002-2005, and the cemeteries have been part of my life growing up, family, and friends being interred there. I hope you enjoyed this tidbit as I have enjoyed what you share with us. Thanks.

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