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Posted 03/02/2019   8:40 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add hy-brasil to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Since two different women are shown in the two CDVs (at least I think so), one would hope that other similar ones by the same photographer might still exist.

I also like the photographer's "studio". I just see indoor portraits from this period, and that required a very long exposure. Why not have your portrait done on a sunny day with no wind and a still background (like these) if you could? There are enough painted portraits from the time and earlier with landscape backgrounds. Still, I could see where photogs would have to be more or less anchored to their place of business and that these could even have been shot just outside the studio's back door.
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