Setting off for the Marne (1 Viewer)

[Fitzgibbon]

 

[Fitzgibbon]

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Merde! I'd rather walk!

 

[Jack]

Looks great, but wouldn't it be great to have a driver IN the car!

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Looks great, but wouldn't it be great to have a driver IN the car!

No complaints there - cannot show the vehicle moving approaching the camera like most of the shots taken in 1914; somewhat limiting therefore - look! There went the taxi - or - that's the taxi I missed! - always accompanying shots of the rear of the vehicle...c'est la vie...always the rear...

 

[Rediarmor]

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Nice, I especially like the Legionnaire, I made something similar from a home made mould & a bit of "fettling".

 

[waynepoo]

Nice one again Bob, 'Setting off for the Marne' ..... I bet you'll be setting off to the 'Ye old toy shop' soon....:wink2:
Wayne.

 

[Fraxinus]

Wonderful composition and color. The taxi driver is a superb.

 

[Fitzgibbon]

Nice one again Bob, 'Setting off for the Marne' ..... I bet you'll be setting off to the 'Ye old toy shop' soon....:wink2:
Wayne.

Wonderful composition and color. The taxi driver is a superb.

Thanks for the responses. The colorful backdrop is a biscuit tin - the scene, I am informed, is of Alsace though it was not labelled on the tin.

 

[kogu]

Those are very nice photos, Fitzgibbon {bravo}}
And what a great use of a biscuit tin.
Beautiful.
Konrad

 

[The Military Workshop]

Thanks for the responses. The colorful backdrop is a biscuit tin - the scene, I am informed, is of Alsace though it was not labelled on the tin.

Good imagination.

I can see Waynepoo looking through his kitchen shelves for ANZAC biscuit tins{sm4}

Brett

 

[waynepoo]

Good imagination.

I can see Waynepoo looking through his kitchen shelves for ANZAC biscuit tins{sm4}

Brett

Already done that and alas couldn't fine any....{sm2}
Wayne.