photographersshadow

31 photos tagged photographersshadow, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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1874

2017

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Jim Rees said:
Interesting how even a cheap house back then could have two chimneys, dormers, soffits, porches, a front door, and other architectural details often considered superfluous today.
trialsanderrors said:
Carl Mydans, with camera:

www.loc.gov/pictures/item/98507850/
Christopher Busta-Peck said:
Chimneys would be necessary for whatever heating device was installed - while you can get away without indoor plumbing, you still have to head the place somehow. As for the doormers, I suspect it would be so that those sleeping in the attic might have some sort of illumination.

mikemcgeary said:
These are the Salmon Ruins, a 1,000-year-old ruin on the north bank of the San Juan River in northwest New Mexico, not the San Juan Pueblo, a contemporary community in north central New Mexico.

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pavel IVANOVICH said:
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luca nervegna said:
metaphotography in the past
trialsanderrors said:
One more by/of FBJ:

www.loc.gov/pictures/item/98509536/
rfmueller said:
Unidentified man looks like Teddy Roosevelt, who was Assistant Secretary of the Navy around that time, and whose office would have been in that building.
Daniel Sellers said:
I think your right @rfmueller Looks a lot like Teddy to me