Occasionally some photographs are discovered in a junk shop pile that seem to be related. Sometimes an intact album is found with pictures that obviously go together.
LOST GALLERY will present some of these little sets on separate pages so the relationship can be seen.
Here is one such group.
Although there are never more than four girls in a picture, there are five girls or at least five outfits.
I have named them Alpha, Buttons, Chloe, Dee and Flower.
The one I call Dee could possibly be two different people.
Dee and Alpha
Alpha and Buttons.
AT RIGHT:
Dee, Alpha, Chloe(seated) and Flower (standing).
This is (from left) Buttons, Dee (still in coat), Alpha and Flower.
AT LEFT:
ALpha, Chloe and Dee.
Dee is wearing a coat but the shoes match hers in another picture.
This is (from left)Flower, Dee, Alpha and Chloe.
AT RIGHT
Alpha
This is Buttons.
AT LEFT:
Buttons
Is that a cell phone?
This is Buttons.
AT RIGHT
Alpha
This is Buttons and Chloe.
AT LEFT:
Buttons again.
This is (from left) Chloe, Flower, Buttons and Alpha.
This is (from left) Dee, Alpha, Buttons and Chloe
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THE KIDS
It is always a mystery to us how a photograph of any of these precious children could end up lost or abandoned. Here are a few. You will probably say "Ooh..." at least once.
Dee and the Business School
The beautiful Dee. A curious story, What do you see?
WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?
"What are they doing?"
These are quite fun. I still believe that cameras set women free in a way they hadn't been able to express before. A chance to be silly and not care about being judged.
ReplyDeleteI think so too. It is fairly obvious that the five girls were off on their own having a good time. The camera work is well above average and shows some experience. There are fun shots but there are also staged “fashion” shots. One could conclude from the last two shots that Dee and Flower are the photographers.
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