I'm posting these photos as my entry to the daily #monomad contest, created by @brumest and curated by the black and white community.
I mentioned in my post about bluebonnets that the photos were taken at the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park in Stonewall, Texas. Also located at the park is the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, a World War I era farm. The park rangers that work at the farm actually tend to animals and the vegetable garden. You can walk through every area of the farm except the kitchen, because they actually cook beef, pork and vegetables grown on the farm, eating a daily dinner at 12:00 in front of park visitors. I took the following photos at the farm:
| Category | Black and White Photography |
| Camera | Canon EOS 80D |
| Lens | Canon EFS 18-55 mm kit lens |
| Editing Software | GIMP 2.10 |
| Location | Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, Stonewall, Texas |
| Attribution | All images by @kunschj. All rights reserved. |
Fantastic photos! I really enjoy living history museums.
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Thanks. We got there too late for dinner. I would have loved to have seen that.
Very nice photos with antique atmosphere! Like an old museum!🙀
Thanks! I appreciate you sharing that impression,. because that is the look that I was going for in these photos.
I'm glad I didn't live back then... Nice photos, spring sure is a welcome time of year isn't it?
The rangers there have a pretty good gig. They get to "live back then" and eat some wholesome food for dinner, then come back to modern times when they clock out.