Pretty cool huh

[Dave Suponski]

Up to Vermont this weekend. Reading the local paper this great photo showed up. I see at least 2 Parker hammerguns. What see you?

[David Lien]

Dave
Good Photo: Not just the guns. How about the hats and the Dogs.... Not to miss the "business like look" on the faces of the gunners.

[charlie cleveland]

even the cook got into the shooting looks like this is a great photo charlie

[Jim Pasman]

Great photo, Dave. Interesting array for dinner. Who's the fellow in the window on the left? His name's left out and it looks like he's holding a cat or protecting it?:rotf:

[Mike Franzen]

I love how nobody is ever photographed smiling in the old pics. I’ve heard a couple explanations for it but, it’s seems to be a cultural phenomenon. Sometimes I don’t smile for pictures and Julia makes me retake the shot. I asked her why she cared and she stated she didn’t want the grand kids thinking I was unhappy with her. I also like the hunting clothes they wore back then. One of the days I want to go on a vintage style hunt and wear a tie.

[Dean Romig]

Decades ago my mother (the antiques dealer) explained it to me...
For the same reason portraits were/are rarely if ever painted depicting the subject smiling. It is easier to study a person’s face and possibly their personality when their faces are not contorted in a smile.






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