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[Folgefond Glacier, Hardanger Fjord, Norway] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 9 older comments, and then…
  • foregoing aftermath said:
    Nice.
  • Ἐπίκουρος said:
    Folgefonni is Norway's 3rd biggest glacier.
  • Erik Veland said:
    The cool part is that you can ski here in the summer.
  • NOonionplease said:
    beautiful, great one!
  • Parisa z said:
    like painting!
    very nice!

Photograph of postcard with mail team leaving Circle City for Ft. Gibson, Alaska

from Smithsonian Institution

  • Ann Karlstedt said:
    Very nice old card.//Ann
  • dependent office said:
    very "call of the wild". I like it
  • Max said:
    Remembering Jack London... Love it!
  • Peter D. Tillman said:
    Added to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circle_City,_Alaska Thanks for posting these!
  • dr.ōzda said:
    Typo in caption, Fort Gibbon.

Ladies' toboggan race

from Powerhouse Museum

  • 48 older comments, and then…
  • Steep Spark said:
    Students of Victorian photo art history might find this of interest - this looks suspiciously like a tourist set up studio style photo - they were becoming very popular in the late Victorian era. Clues are: the unruffled hats and tidy bows, neatly turned out fashionable day wear dresses, with lace, women in stays and perhaps even corsets, and not sports clothing. The group shows no signs of exertion, or cold weather sporting. Very similar to other tourist photos using false scene backdrops in studios - EX: families sitting in boats with tropical ocean scene behind them. British Queen Alexandra & daughters made one of that style in late 1880s - Also suspect is the difference in perspective and resolution from the men and buildings in the background in respect to the subjects in the foreground. Wonder if anyone else noticed - Pam Eisenberg, photo archivist - OC Register, Santa Ana, CA
  • Susan Sermoneta said:
    Dominus, your observation sounds right on target. And it makes the photograph even more interesting. No wonder some of them look so grim - this photo op doesn't seem to be much fun for some.
  • BobMeade said:
    DominusVobiscum - You are probably right. Posed. Some other images in this collection were also used in contemprary postcards. This looks like it would make a good postcard to me.
  • BobMeade said:
    The names I have put in the tags are identified in the book Charles Kerry's Federation Australia by David P. Millar, First published 1981 by David Ell Press Pty. Ltd.

    This photograph appears as plate No. 48 in the book; Ladies' toboggan race.

    The concealed male behind Amy Pattinson, however, is not mentioned in the book's caption.
  • Kiriel du Papillon said:
    I have some doubts that it is a studio shot as there is definitely snow built up on the toboggan. Take into account that this is an Australian shot - unlike the US or Canada for example, there are only a few places in Australia where it really snows, so you couldn't just go grab a wheelbarrow of snow and take it into your studio. For there to be snow on the toboggan they must have been up on the ski fields. I guess they could have been in a studio up at the snows...

    I do agree that they are probably tourists and probably not actually going to be doing any tobogganing anytime soon!