The Englishtown Auction is a fantastic flea market with a long history! I have put together a slide show of some photographs I took there around 1972.
By John Van Horn
The Englishtown Auction is a fantastic flea market with a long history! I have put together a slide show of some photographs I took there around 1972.
I am working on a project involving historic death masks and took photographs of a number of them last week. I am not very happy with the results and have to refine my technique. I will be returning to do a series of these photographs in a couple of weeks. But for now, here is a photo of Lord Palmerston – British Prime Minister.
Wanted to post another serious photo of Wild Bill after the one below of him clowning for the camera.
Wild Bill is always fun to photograph since you never know what he will do next in front of the camera. So here is an updated photo from a visit this February.
I am starting to work on more pictures of “Wild Bill” from the Florida Keys, shrimp boat photos. I first posted a photo of him a couple of weeks ago, now I am adding to these.
Obviously John is a lot of fun to photograph. Caught him yesterday doing some land chores for Jame.
Cowboy has been one of my favorite subjects around the shrimp boats in the Florida Keys. I have probably hundreds of photographs of him and look forward to posting some more shortly.
I had the fortune to meet up with James on the docks in the Florida Keys and he agreed to have his picture taken. In fact I saw him two days in a row, the second day working with my old, Keys, shrimp boat friend, Curt.
Pete, who works out of Tampa stopped by Stock Island for a couple of days. An old friend was crewing for him and introduced us. Pete allowed me to take a series of photos of him while we talked about life on the water.
I am going to post some of these photos in both Black and White and in color on one of my other blogs. If you would like to see the color version of this photo, go to: