Bad Weather, Everywhere. King of the Hill.

 

I've run out of snow photos.  Written on the back, "Jan. 1948."  

Bad Weather, Everywhere. Three Couples in the Snow.

 

I like the lady on the left.  She has chosen style over winter warmth.  Now that's commitment. 

Bad Weather, Everywhere. Freezing the Toddler.

 

Well, I don't really know if the weather is bad everywhere, but it is bad in Los Angeles.  I can't make up my mind.  Does this kid look happy to be outside in the snow? 

Bad Weather, Everywhere

  

There's bad weather over most of the United States.  Is the man in white trying to blend in?  A hunter, perhaps.  I feel sorry for the cat that's following him through the snow.  Dogs will go anywhere, but the poor cat was probably wondering why he wasn't inside, curled up somewhere warm. 

A Vacation in Hamburg 9

 

I sometimes wonder about my fascination with other people's photographs.  I kind of get the really old stuff, but these street snaps from Hamburg, Germany are from 1989.  Hardly antique scenes.  Anyway, more true found photography.  From a street in Los Angeles.  Click on Hamburg Vacation Collection in labels to see the rest of the photos from this lot and get some more info on them.  The photographer seems to be interested in the Beer Dorf, or Beer Village, in English.  Right next to a Chinese restaurant. 

Lightning! It was a Dark and Stormy Night

 

More true found photography.  It's amazing what you can find on the streets of Los Angeles when you walk everywhere rather than drive everywhere.  Both prints are a bit scuffed up, but what do you expect from something on the sidewalk.  When I first saw these two prints I was thinking postcard, but when I picked them up and looked at the backs, well, they weren't.  Very likely from a digital camera, and ink jet prints.  But where they taken by a professional photographer or an amateur? 

Two Gals Standing in Front of a Building

  

I tried.  I really did.  I just couldn't come up with anything clever to go with The Two Guys post from yesterday.  The line in the upper right corner is a crease in the photo.