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WillowTheWhisp · 06-09-2005, 10:20

I bet they weren't considered iffy by Victorian society. Probably in a similar vein to the naked baby in a tin bath ones. (Yikes there's one of me like that somewhere! - in a tin bath I mean!)

I've been looking at some of his photos and they vary from normal boring family portraits to others of a more artistic nature.

What I did find interesting in my reading however was a comment that once they were past a certain age his "special friendship" with children fizzled out. Now who does that remind you of?

06-09-2005, 10:20	#20
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1062	Re: The fashionable substitute for belief I bet they weren't considered iffy by Victorian society. Probably in a similar vein to the naked baby in a tin bath ones. (Yikes there's one of me like that somewhere! - in a tin bath I mean!) I've been looking at some of his photos and they vary from normal boring family portraits to others of a more artistic nature. What I did find interesting in my reading however was a comment that once they were past a certain age his "special friendship" with children fizzled out. Now who does that remind you of? __________________