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FarmGirl~K
True Blue Farmgirl

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Kelly
TX
USA
512 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  07:57:10 AM  Show Profile
Thought I would share this web site with you. I did a search & didnt come up with anything. Not sure if you have visited this before, but Bill Coleman's photos of the Amish are beautiful. I was so excited when I got to meet him a few years ago at an art festival here & he is the sweetest man. Here is the link...I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

http://amishphoto.com/galleryindex2.htm


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Mumof3
True Blue Farmgirl

3890 Posts

Karin
Ellenwood GA
USA
3890 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  09:10:05 AM  Show Profile
So beautiful. I love photos of the Amish. There is (usually) such a peace about them. I say "usually" because the Lest you Be Offended series is quite eye-opening!! lol

Karin

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BotanicalBath
True Blue Farmgirl

1014 Posts

Elizabeth
Ohio
1014 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  10:14:42 AM  Show Profile
Wow what great pictures.... there are a few I would like to have. I did check his shows, but he isnt going to be at any I will be doing.

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Vintage Redhead
True Blue Farmgirl

233 Posts

Kaylyn
Saint Charles IL
USA
233 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  4:27:02 PM  Show Profile
I have three Coleman photos hanging on my wall in my living room - Amish No. 690, Amish No. 208, and Samuel & Henry. I *LOVE* Bill Coleman's work - it is just fabulous. At the time (hmmm...13 years ago???) he was living in central PA and photographing a group of Amish there. He was working his booth at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts which is held in State College, PA annually. I'm assuming he's still there - I'm on the dial-up dinosaur, and the page isn't loading, so I can't read his current bio info.

Oh, yeah...if you're in the vicinity. The *entire* town of State College becomes the festival and it takes nearly a full day to do the entire circuit. It is *so* worth it if you live in northwestern MD, southwestern NY, northeastern OH, or essentially anywhere in PA and like a good juried *artisan* show. ~ K

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Maryjane Lee
True Blue Farmgirl

2195 Posts

Maryjane
CA
USA
2195 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  5:42:07 PM  Show Profile
Kelly, Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos! They are so peaceful to look at...a simplier life we all long for!
Hugs,
Maryjane Lee

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Tina Michelle
True Blue Farmgirl

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Tina
sunshine state FL
USA
6948 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  9:18:13 PM  Show Profile
very nice, thanks for sharing.

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Libbie
Farmgirl Connection Cultivator

3579 Posts

Anne E.
Elsinore Utah
USA
3579 Posts

Posted - May 08 2007 :  10:03:29 PM  Show Profile
Those photos are really beautiful - I love the colors and the childrens faces...

XOXO, Libbie

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junkjunkie
True Blue Farmgirl

1306 Posts

Judy
Lawrenceville NJ
USA
1306 Posts

Posted - May 09 2007 :  06:32:04 AM  Show Profile
Thanks for posting the link, Kelly. I love the photos....very beautiful! They are the type of photos that I can stare into and transform me to a place of peace and serenity. What a beautiful life!
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FarmGirl~K
True Blue Farmgirl

512 Posts

Kelly
TX
USA
512 Posts

Posted - May 09 2007 :  08:00:17 AM  Show Profile
I am glad you are all enjoying them. I haven't gotten any of his photos yet... but they're on my wish list! One of my favorites is the tree with the 4 seasons.

Kaylyn... I wish I still lived up that way. Sounds like a lot of fun. Being in TX is a little to far for that trip, even though I love his work. What time of year do they have the festival? Maybe if I was on vacation in NY I could do it? Even if not this year. Thanks for the info, I will have to check it out.

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Vintage Redhead
True Blue Farmgirl

233 Posts

Kaylyn
Saint Charles IL
USA
233 Posts

Posted - May 09 2007 :  09:06:19 AM  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by FarmGirl~K

Kaylyn... I wish I still lived up that way. Sounds like a lot of fun. Being in TX is a little to far for that trip, even though I love his work. What time of year do they have the festival? Maybe if I was on vacation in NY I could do it? Even if not this year. Thanks for the info, I will have to check it out.

Kelly:

July...I seem to recall July being the month. I know that the University (Penn State) isn't in full session, it's summer session time...*no way* they could hold it during a regular semester. It takes half of the PSU campus plus most of surrounding downtown area, too. I remember that we bought the unframed photos. ~ K

~ Kaylyn ~ (Living in Suburbia with a FARMGIRL Heart!)

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