September 25, 2011

On the Street

In the 1920s, most photographers worked in studios. The bulky equipment and nature of the craft prohibited frequent, candid picture taking. That makes this snapsot unusual. This photo shows my Mom, as a child, standing on a stoop with her mother, my maternal Grandmother, Jadze. Jadze was Dora's tame sister.

Notice the coats and boots. Although the materials appear expensive, the clothing looks like it might have been refurbished from last season's wardrobe. The hats are stylish and adorable.


Kaunas, Lithuania, 1927. My Mom and my maternal Grandmother pose for a snapshot.

1 comment:

Patrick said...

You're getting good at this...