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Hold your breath for these photos - Ombligo - 08-01-2013
Gone. They all are. Tarzan, dead. Lloyd Bridges, the Sea Hunt guy, rest in peace. Esther Williams, the Hollywood mermaid, passed away in June. Bruce Mozert knew them all.
Mozert is not gone. He's 96, walks with a cane, loses his breath and, once in a while, his train of thought. "But I'm still standing,'' he says in a strong voice. He reports every day to his studio around the corner from what was once Florida's most famous tourist attraction, Silver Springs. For almost half a century his job was taking the photographs, usually black and whites, which publicized the great water park to the rest of the world.
http://www.tampabay.com/features/humaninterest/photographers-love-of-silver-springs-was-crystal-clear/2134127
Jeff Klinkenburg of the Tampa Bay times is a wonderful scribe. His articles are always a good read, this one is no different.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - hal - 08-01-2013
Love that Gidgetish photo. Great model - she really does look like she's been sitting there for an hour chatting away...
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - DP - 08-01-2013
Tarzan, dead
Johnny Weismuller.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - DeusxMac - 08-01-2013
Weeki Wachee Springs
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - N-OS X-tasy! - 08-01-2013
hal wrote:
Love that Gidgetish photo. Great model - she really does look like she's been sitting there for an hour chatting away...
I'm gonna show my teenaged stepson that photo the next time he asks me what kind of cell phone I had when I was his age.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - RAMd®d - 08-01-2013
Anybody remember the Ernie Kovaks' bit about typing underwater.
Cracked me up.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - Numo - 08-01-2013
N-OS X-tasy! wrote:
[quote=hal]
Love that Gidgetish photo. Great model - she really does look like she's been sitting there for an hour chatting away...
I'm gonna show my teenaged stepson that photo the next time he asks me what kind of cell phone I had when I was his age.
And show him the photo of Bruce Mozert the next time he asks you what kind of camera you had when you were his age.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - N-OS X-tasy! - 08-01-2013
Ammo wrote:
[quote=N-OS X-tasy!]
[quote=hal]
Love that Gidgetish photo. Great model - she really does look like she's been sitting there for an hour chatting away...
I'm gonna show my teenaged stepson that photo the next time he asks me what kind of cell phone I had when I was his age.
And show him the photo of Bruce Mozert the next time he asks you what kind of camera you had when you were his age.
He would assume the camera was built into the phone.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - Grateful11 - 08-01-2013
DeusxMac wrote:
Weeki Wachee Springs
I had no idea that place was still open. I'm pretty sure we went there when I was a kid. Thanks for the heads up.
Re: Hold your breath for these photos - Ombligo - 08-01-2013
Grateful11 wrote:
[quote=DeusxMac]
Weeki Wachee Springs
I had no idea that place was still open. I'm pretty sure we went there when I was a kid. Thanks for the heads up.
Weeki Wachee is now a Florida State Park, mermaids and all.
Just as kitsch as it ever was.