Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop. - Ansel Adams

To my followers, I fell behind while working to get my new shop and gallery open but I'll catch up during the next few days. Please come visit us at our new location, 3008 Fairfield Avenue in Black Rock, CT.

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we're open Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 12 noon to 8 pm, Saturday & Sunday 11 am to 8 pm. This week we'll close at 6:30 pm Friday and open at 1:00 pm on Saturday so that we can photograph the annual St. Nicholas Fair at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Fairfield, CT.

Monday, May 31, 2010

Lest We Forget


Happy Memorial Day! Today is the day when we remember those veterans, past and present who sacrificed for us to protect our way of life. In honor of my great grandfather who fought in the Civil War, I present today's image to you. This shot of the graves of Civil War Veterans was taken in the Mountain Grove Cemetery in Bridgeport. Eugene Clydon Alderman and his wife Ellen Holmes Alderman are buried in Forestdale cemetery in Massachusetts. Thanks to my cousin, Judi Heit (a Holmes family researcher) I now know a lot more about my family background. Ironically, great grandfather survived the Civil War but died when he was 75 years old when he fell out of an apple tree he was trimming. I will post again later today with a picture of my Dad who was a World War II veteran.

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