If I did manage to get away to the Dolomites last week - I am writing this a pre-posting it, just in case - I should be getting back to my desk at some stage this coming weekend. So, once again, our Sepia Saturday Header is rather appropriate, and once again, it comes from our "Photo Archive Of The Month" - Camden Public Library in the USA. You can share your old photographs from your desktop to our desktops by posting an old photograph and adding a link to the list below.
Our Sepia Saturday header this week features another image from our "Photo Archive Of The Month" - Camden Public Library in Maine in the USA. The 1899 print features, rather appropriately, two children enjoying the snow. It may be appropriate because - depending on the outcome of a lateral flow test tomorrow - by Saturday I might be tramping through the snow in the Dolomites drawing my grandchildren behind me on a sledge. You need neither a positive or negative test to take part in Sepia Saturday, all that you need is an old photo and a link to the list below.
It's time to submit your old photographs for Sepia Saturday 604. Just post your posts on or around Saturday 15th January 2022 and add a link to the list below.
This January we are featuring in our Sepia Saturday calls, images from the Camden Public Library Collection, which are available on Flickr Commons. This week a charming group of "Miss Garland's Girls" remind us of the joy of old photographs. You can celebrate your old photographs by featuring them in your blog and linking the post to the list below on or around Saturday 8th January 2022.
Sepia Saturday is 600! We celebrate the occasion with a celebration of photographers; and a photograph of the Australian, Sam Hood, whose photographs have graced many a Sepia Saturday theme image over the years.
