Edward Weston's Birthday was March 24

[Kerik]

Well I just noticed that Ed Weston shared a birthday with my dad, but my dad was born in 1927. And speaking of the Westons, two weeks ago my wife and I sauntered into a local antique store and I noticed two prints for sale:

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So, I had to bring them home for what amounts to a song. Note that Brett was only 18 when he made this image. Never thought we'd own a Weston and now we own two. They are going to need some conservation work, but well worth it!

 

[David Brown]

... And speaking of the Westons, two weeks ago my wife and I sauntered into a local antique store and I noticed two prints for sale:

So, I had to bring them home for what amounts to a song. Note that Brett was only 18 when he made this image. Never thought we'd own a Weston and now we own two. They are going to need some conservation work, but well worth it!

:confused: OK, Kerik. I've always admired your work, but now I'm just seriously jealous of you!

 

[PVia]

Really now, Kerik...that is just too awesome. Amazing find...the universe is looking out for you!

 

[JBrunner]

Thread title and OP updated to coincide with linear of time.

 

[lxdude]

May 9th will also be Edward Weston's birthday.

 

[benjiboy]

Edward died the year I was born, although at opposite ends. Happy birthday, Edward!

Mike

This is bizarre, how can someone who has been dead and buried for more than fifty years have a " happy birthday" :confused:

 

[Merg Ross]

I was with Brett the morning that his dad died, January 1, 1958. The events of the day are etched in my memory.

 

[Robert Hall]

Quite an historic date Merg. Would you care to share any thoughts from that day?

 

[Merg Ross]

Quite an historic date Merg. Would you care to share any thoughts from that day?

Thank you, Robert, for your interest and coaxing.

I have many fond memories from my friendship of forty years with Brett; some of them I have shared on this public forum. However, there are some that are best savored privately. Certainly, to be with Brett on the day that his father died was such a memory. Perhaps there will be a time that I will feel comfortable sharing these memories. I hope that you understand.
Regards,
Merg
www.mergross.com

 

[Robert Hall]

Completely, Merg,

I would hope that such memories are written down somewhere for at least future generations.

Respectfully,