Posts tagged Grandpa's Glass
GOING TO PIECES - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 12)

Welcome back to Part 12 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series.

In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of my Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to end this series with a couple of special images that are part of Grandpa’s story.

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BEER (WITH SALT) - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 11)

Welcome back to Part 11 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series.

In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of my Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share a few memories of Grandpa’s beverage of choice and why it is a part of Grandpa’s story.

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THORNS - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 10)

Welcome back to Part 10 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series. In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of my Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share a family story about Grandpa, a cocklebur, and how they became a part of Grandpa’s story.

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SNUFF JAR JUMBLE - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 9)

Welcome back to Part 9 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series.

In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of my Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share the memory of snuff jars and how “recycling” those jars became a part of Grandpa’s story.

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PEPPER 'LL MAKE YOU PRETTY - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 8)

Welcome back to Part 8 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series.

In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of my Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share the story of how passing the pepper became a part of Grandpa’s story.

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SWEET NECTAR OF SUMMER - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 7)

Welcome back to Part 7 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series.

In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of the Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share the story of how home-grown Texas peaches are a part of Grandpa’s story.

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ONION … IT'S WHAT'S FOR DINNER - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 6)

Welcome back to Part 6 of the Grandpa’s Glass Series. In case you are new here, I am sharing some stories behind the photos of the Grandpa’s Glass series. If you missed any of those posts, they are linked below. But, today, I want to share the story of how these abstracted images of onion skins are a part of Grandpa’s story.

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MOSQUITOES IN THE MIST - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 4)

I am going to begin by sharing with you, this is one of my favorite memories. If you are of a certain age, I think you will probably remember these contraptions that were sold in stores to dispense insect repellent. I know. How could this possibly be a fond childhood memory you ask. Well, my Grandpa could make a memory from just about anything. You’ll just have to read to believe.

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SETTING ROOTS IN THE RED DIRT - GRANDPA’S GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY SERIES (Part 2)

Welcome to the series of stories behind my Grandpa’s Glass photography portfolio. I posted the introduction to the series last Wednesday. This week, I thought these images of dandelions seem like a good place to start the series. In some ways, they are visual symbols of my grandparents and their lives.

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BEHIND THE GRANDPA'S GLASS SERIES - INTRO

I have been working on a series of images for a few years and realize that, although a few of the resulting images are posted here on the website, it is the stories behind these images that breathe life into them. The memories and stories are personal and necessary to understand this particular body of work, so I will be posting a few of those stories here on the blog. But before we get started on the series, I wanted you to “meet” Grandpa and encourage you to join me for the next few Wednesdays and read about the memories Grandpa left behind.

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