#Francis James Mortimer

[histonics]

This is not a painting. One of my favorite historical photos of all time. The photograph was taken in 1911 by Francis James (FJ) Mortimer FRPS (1874-1944) a pioneer of pictorial photography. The sea his favorite subject, captured the shipwreck Arden Craig, a three-mast wheat ship that crashed into the rocks with nine feet of water after the captain became disorientated in heavy fog.

#francis james mortimer #historical #historical photos #arden craig #naval history #naval photography #1911 #early 1900s #1900s

[joeinct]

Reflection, Paris, Photo by Francis James Mortimer, 1940s

#francis james mortimer

[innervoiceartblog]

A photograph by Francis J. Mortimer, a British photographer from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. This is the wreck or the Arden Craig off the Scilly Isles, England in 1911 and Mortimer is approaching in a rescue boat. Though known for his pictorial style this one crosses genres into early photojournalism while maintaining the mystique and romanticism of life on the seas.

#Francis J. Mortimer #photographer #British #Arden Craig #ship #shipwreck #Scilly Isles #England #1911 #rescue boat #photojournalism #the sea #vintage photography #St Agnes Isles of Scilly #Francis James Mortimer

[renaultphile]

'The Shipwreck' - it's not what it seems

Francis James Mortimer, 1974 - 1944

Mortimer was one of the pioneers of 'pictorial photography', known for using innovative photographic techniques such as multiple composite negatives along with artist's pigments and oils.

#Francis James Mortimer #Innovative photography #Seascapes

[lostinrecords]

#The Wreck of the Arden Craig #Francis James Mortimer #1911 #Royal Photographic Society

[simblrd]

ROUND 2 - GOTH

As a recap, last round, Dina and Mortimer got married and despite a rocky start to their marriage, welcomed twin boys, Francis and James. I toyed with Alexander not liking Dina and demanding she be removed from the home, but I didn’t think that made much sense with him being happy for his dad and stepmother getting married. I think he’s more upset that Mortimer found Bella completely moved on with a new family, since she just popped out Don’s second baby.

Dina very quickly gets tired of housework and hires a butler to keep everything running smoothly. She wondered why the Goths didn’t already have one, unless Cassandra was content with doing the cleaning.

The butler’s first order of business was making some lunch for the household. I guess their marriage is going really well if Dina’s comfortable just letting it rip while Mortimer’s still eating, god bless her.

Alexander seems very happy with his new stepmother, and tries to block out his old mother who abandoned them. He’s not really acting out, he’s just a little depressed as he comes to terms with his new life.

#sam posts stuff #pleasantview #ts2 #goth family #alexander goth #dina caliente #mortimer goth #francis goth #james goth #tagging all the characters now and will go back and tag old posts eventually #prolly later

[ltwilliammowett]

Photo of the Wreck of the ship "Arden Craig". Photographer: Francis James Mortimer, England, 1911

#naval history #shipwreck #early 20th century #age of steam

[bignaz8]

This is not a painting. This photo was taken in 1911 by Francis James (FJ) Mortimer FRPS (1874-1944), a pioneer of pictorial photography. The sea his favorite subject, he captured the shipwreck, Arden Craig, a three-masted wheat ship that slammed into rocks in nine feet of water after the captain became disoriented in a heavy fog.

[odetopictorialism]

Francis J. Mortimer • Seagulls at rough sea, 1913 This rare mezzotint gravure on thick art paper is one of the best oeuvre by pictorialist photographer Francis James Mortimer (British, 1874- 1944) Mortimer was a yachtsman, and is best known for his dramatic seascapes. He became a member of the prestigious "Linked Ring" in 1907 and he often combined negatives for photo-montage as is also obvious in this image

#pictorialism

[from-around-the-globe]

This is not a painting. It's one of my favorite historical photographs of all time. The photo was taken in 1911 by Francis James (FJ) Mortimer FRPS (1874-1944) a pioneer of pictorial photography. The sea his favorite subject, he captured the shipwreck Arden Craig, a three-masted wheat ship that slammed into rocks in nine feet of water after the captain became disoriented in a heavy fog.

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#history #photography #1910s #sailing #boats

[thesehauntedhills]

This is not a painting, infact it is a photograph taken in 1911 by Francis James Mortimer 1874–1944, a pioneer of pictorial photography. The sea his favorite subject, he captured the shipwreck Arden Craig, built in port Glasgow in 1886, the three-masted wheat ship slammed into rocks in nine feet of water after the captain became disoriented in a heavy fog.

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[heronstill]

The wreck of the Arden Craig, 1911.

Photo: Francis James Mortimer.

[therogerclarkfanclub]

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[clovisfo]

Francis James Mortimer (1874-1944) foi um pioneiro da fotografia pictórica. O mar era seu assunto favorito e ele capturou o naufrágio (1911) do Arden Craig, navio de três mastros com carregamento de trigo: o capitão ficou desorientado numa forte neblina e bateu num rochedo em St Agnes, Isles of Scilly-UK.

Photo: https://www.tumblr.com/l-will-see-your-face

[dark-black-dahlia]

Photograph By Francis James Mortimer (1874–1944) In 1911. The Shipwreck (the Arden Craig)

#tragedy #photography #history #not a painting #drama #adventure #nautical history #20th century #shipwreck

[mistmuetze]

The shipwreck Arden Craig captured by Francis James Mortimer (1874 - 1944)

#ships #photography #history