The theme for the 5th Edition Smile For The Camera - A Carnival Of Images is Crowning Glory.
Show us those wonderful photographs of hairdos and maybe even a few don'ts. Don't limit yourself to just hair fashion through the ages, got a great photograph of a hat, helmet, bonnet, or some other interesting headgear?
I came across this photo in a stack of photographs I forgot I had. Even though I wasn't looking for a photo for this post, when I saw it, I knew it was the one.
This is a photo of my "Aunt" Dorothy (okay, she's really my second cousin twice removed). She was born in 1918, and I'm guessing that she was in her 20s or 30s (1938-1958) when this picture was taken. It also appears that the photo was "hand colored," although I am certainly no photo expert, so I can't be sure. I haven't been able to identify the hairstyle to give me any additional clues as to time period.
I am curious to learn more about when the photo was taken and if it is hand-colored, so I'll be adding it to my to-do list!
Photograph of Dorothy Trapp, date and photographer unknown; privately held by Julie Marie CAHILL Tarr, Normal, Illinois.

- Mood:interested
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Nikki-ann @ http://www.notesoflife.co.uk/
Actually, I did find out a little more, just haven't had the time to post an update. I guess my grandfather hand-colored the photo and I have 2 other hand-colored photos that he did in my possession.
Julie
Hairstyles are not my speciality, I'm afraid. I wonder if it might be possible to date the brooch that she is wearing?
Regards, Brett
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