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Young man and woman on a beach, possibly on the Olympic Peninsula, ca. 1915
TitleYoung man and woman on a beach, possibly on the Olympic Peninsula, ca. 1915
PhotographerUnknown
Dateca. 1915
NotesPhotographic print is part of the Fannie Taylor Collection; Fannie Taylor may be the photographer [cataloger's note].

Handwritten on image: 812T.

Photograph from a photo album in the Fannie Taylor collection owned by Olympic National Park [cataloger's note].

Date taken from handwritten text beneath other photographs in the same photo album [cataloger's note].
Subjects (LCTGM)Men--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Women--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Pioneers--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Beaches--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Bodies of water--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Personal NamesUnidentified
Location DepictedUnited States--Washington (State)--Olympic Peninsula
Digital CollectionFannie Taylor Collection
Item NumberNo number
Ordering InformationImages cannot be ordered at this time.
RepositoryOlympic National Park, Cultural Resources
Repository CollectionFannie Taylor Collection
Physical Description1 photographic print : b&w ; 4 1/4 x 2 1/2 in.
Digital Image InformationMaster image: one in a batch of TIFFs scanned between 300-600 ppi, 8-bit grayscale, using Microtek scanners without filters or other adjustments.
Web image seen above: JPEG, produced in Photoshop CS: re-sized, dynamic range and midtones adjusted using the Levels histogram, sharpened with the Unsharp Mask filter and saved at quality level 3.
Image File Nameft2pa16_2
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