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Showing posts with label freelance. Show all posts

Friday, March 4, 2016

Portrait of an apartment

Grandpa Wirkus spent 10 months at Lincoln Court before passing away last month. I shot pictures at his house before he moved to the retirement center. Those pictures mean a lot to me, so I shot pictures of his apartment the day after he passed.

Grandpa's name tag on his table.

Living room. Grandpa and I would sit in the recliners and visit while the girls would sit on the couch and watch PBS.

Curio cabinet. 

His glasses, comb and hearing aid on the shelf.

His shoes on the floor of the closet next to the bin of toys the girls played with.

His cane propped up on the side of the couch.

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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Portrait of a home

Over six decades ago, my grandpa built the home that he and my grandma raised six kids in. Grandma passed away nearly nine years ago, and Grandpa remained in the home until just a short time ago when he moved to a retirement center.

Before moving the furniture and Grandpa's personal items to his new place, I shot pictures throughout his house, yard and shop.

Grandpa sitting in his recliner in the living room.

 My girls' shoes strewn about the entry of Grandpa's house, next to his jacket and cane.

 The living room with pictures of family on the wall.

Detail of the antique organ.

His living room after he took down all the pictures in several rooms.

Bedroom closet.

Bookcase in the office.

Collection of old magazines in the basement.

Canned fruit.

Old rusty cans of evaporated milk.

Old stove in the basement.

The door to his garage/shop.

Tools and machinery in the shop.

Odds and ends in the shop.

Address on the front of the house.

Front yard.

Statues in the yard.

Copies of the book he wrote.

The back yard as seen through the kitchen window.

A collection of his old glasses on the table in his bedroom.

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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Catching up: Freelance

Random pictures I've shot through the years.









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