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Colorado College and the Roaring 20s Photo Scandal

Studio portrait (sitting and standing) of a husband and wife probably on their wedding day. She holds a bouquet and wears a dress with a bustle.

The History of Wedding Photography

A group of people poses in the "Delta House Smith Bro's. Livery and Transfer" wagon, parked in the middle of unpaved Main Street in the town of Delta, Colorado. Men, women, and children sit in the cab, and two people sit on it. A boy sits next to the driver, who holds reins and a whip. The harness of one of the horses reads "Smith Bros. Livery." Trees and commercial storefronts are in the background.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ The Family Car

Historic Photographic Processes in a Nutshell

The Mayor of Central City, Colorado, wearing a suit, top hat, and glasses, holds a microphone in his left hand and, with his right, hands a large Sugar Daddy candy bar to a boy wearing a plaid shirt, blue jeans, and a cowboy hat. The boy, whose eyes are sqeezed shut, is smiling. A Central City, Colorado, storefront is in the background.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Kids of the Collection

View of summit at Treasure Mountain, Gunnison County, Colorado, with L.C. McClure behind his camera & tripod; horse stands beside unpacked saddle bags; additional camera case, equipment, and probably crate of glass plates are near McClure; clouds top the peaks.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Using Tags to Gather Favorites

View of a Coleman flatbed truck on an incline with the city of Denver, Colorado, in the distance. A group of well-dressed men and workers ride on the truck loaded with sacks of probably sand. The surrounding landscape is barren. The state capitol building is visible in the distance.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Fun With Old Cars

Kim Allen: Photographic Retrospective

USTA Colorado Breaking The Barriers Portrait Series Exhibit

Full-length studio portrait of Jobyna Howland, stage and screen actress and comedienne; born in Indianapolis, educated in Denver; daughter of Joby A. Howland, minstrel man; made New York stage debut in 1899; original "Gibson Girl" (posed for artist Charles Dana Gibson). She wears a flowered hat and holds a flower. The backdrop has an ornate window.

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ The Original "Gibson Girl"

Wow Photo Wednesday ~ Deco Trefoil

Wow Photo Wednesday

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