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[Toni Frissell, sitting, holding camera on her lap, with several children standing around her, somewhere in Europe] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • Chuck Snyder said:
    Wonderful capture!
  • Kat said:
    Incredible documentary shot! Thank you for introducing me to yet another ground breaking female photographer ;-)
  • Art Walaszek said:
    What kind of camera is she holding?
  • Kat said:
    I would make a (fairly educated) guess that it's a Rolleiflex. The shot was probably made with a Rollei also. I actually own one that is probably very similar if not the same as what she's holding ;-)
  • jingjialin said:
    Art Walaszek seems like rolleiflex

Marion Post Wolcott with Rolleiflex and Speed Graphic in hand in Montgomery County, Maryland (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • ponch3lo said:
    supa cool.
  • trialsanderrors said:
    Marion Post, as she was known at the time (her later husband Lee Wolcott made the FSA append his name to all her work; plus he also made her give up photography, so he doesn't really deserve to get any credit), didn't only crawl underneath barbed-wire fences in the snow, she also took great pictures of the Old South. She was also considered the beauty among the FSA photographers...
  • John Bartelloni said:
    Where was this farm in Montgomery County, Maryland? Who owned it? What is on the site today?
  • Jon (LOC P&P) said:
    John Bartelloni, we don't know the exact location of this farm. Sometimes looking at photos the photographer took at the same time can help determine a location. Here are the nearby images: www.loc.gov/pictures/related/?&pk=2017779505&st=g.... The photo after this one shows several mailboxes. They have names on them so maybe with some research you could determine where they are. You may also want to talk to the historical society in Montgomery County to see if they have any ideas where this might be.