"My Wedding Day, June 7th 1911"
This photograph was taken in Montgomery, Alabama. Victor Tulane (my uncle by marriage) is on the porch - 2nd from the left, looking right at us. His daughter, Naomi was is in the wedding party and is the second little girl from the right in the front. I wonder who the bride was. She looks so happy.
For other posts about the Tulanes, read these: He Had Him Hidden Under the Floor, Sepia Saturday - In Which I Hit the Google Jackpot.
Kristin, would you ever consider posting these photographs extra large? This is a stunning photo. It begs to be enlarged and fallen into. All the faces, the postures, the family feeling, people just happy to be in that place together. I love this image. I always enlarge your images for full effect and I wonder about the people who don't, what they might be missing.
ReplyDeleteAngella, when I try to post them extra large, they bleed over into the other column. Maybe I should mention that they can be seen better if blown up more often. My files are much larger.
ReplyDeletemaybe you can increase the width of the column in templates. it would be under "adjust column widths." just a thought. your images are truly amazing and rich family artifacts.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to go look now. Thank you for the hint.
ReplyDeleteHow is this? Now I have to go back and see how weird the other posts look! Thank you for telling me this, I hated having all that wasted space on the side.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo! The bride and groom look truly happy.
ReplyDeleteNot only is she happy, she is beautiful....
ReplyDeleteWonderful piece of history, a lovely photo. I love the hat on the bride and the bows in the hair of the bridal party, just lovely.
ReplyDeleteKristin, your photos never dissappoint. Just Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous photo! So many interesting, beautiful faces.
ReplyDeleteWOW! This photo is so-o-o beautiful. By chance do you have a family wall of fame in your home? If yes, I can only imagine how stunning it must be!
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