She Had Forgotten To Remember

Country Christmas

I shot this with a lens that I've partially disassembled.  There were cranberries in the stack as well - on the left, but they were cropped out. I ate them, along with the orange and the pomegranate after the photo was done. The little red balls are Styrofoam, and are now rolling all over the floor. They're a pain to clean up...

A Memory of Sparkles

Highways of Nebraska 1933

A road map for traveling through space and time...

Carousel Christmas

Nostalgia (with Saint Jude)

Recently I found a stack of old photos in the pages of a book I bought at a thrift store.  I decided that I needed to take photos of old photographs - and so, a series of "Nostalgia" type pictures.

Nostalgia (with St. Jude) by Jeff Carter on 500px

Nostalgia (Heaven and Home)

Here's another in my series of "Nostalgia" type photos.  I found them in between the pages of a book I bought at a thrift store.  And it includes a key from my box of a thousand keys.

Is it terrible that I can't tell if these are three... handsome... women or men in drag?

Nostalgia (Dad's Office)

Another of my "nostalgia" themed photographs of old photographs and other assorted junk.

Nostalgia

The other day I found an interesting pile of old photographs - they fell out of the pages of a book I bought at a thrift store.  I decided that I would take some pictures of them.  Photographs of old photographs?  Is that a thing?  I've done it a couple of times before. The keys came from my box of a thousand keys.  The instructions are for my old instamatic.

Two Keys

I have this box full of old keys - hundreds of them, various sizes, styles.  They were in the back of the bottom drawer of my desk in one of my appointments.  We were there for a year and a half before I found it, and in the three years that we were there I never had occasion to use any of them.

Keys

The Bones of Memory

An old photograph, seagull bone, twine...

Bones of Memory by Jeff Carter

Memory Card

This little still life is composed of a portrait (found in the 1937 book Cancer: Its Proper Treatment and Cure - Escharotic Treatment  by Perry Nichols) a Russian playing card and some twine.