Old Photographs ~ Article from Readers Digest ~ “Mothers in Hiding”

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I found this in Readers Digest the other day. I hadn’t ever thought about mother’s being disguised in the pictures. I always thought it was amazing that the children sat still for the period of time it took to take the picture.  I can barely catch my children smiling and standing still long enough with a digital camera.   Now, I will have to go back through all my old photographs and see if there is anybody disguised. The photos I’ve recently reviewed do not have anybody.

I found some articles with more pictures of hidden mother’s. They are kind of scary and creepy and that doesn’t even include the one’s that are post mortem.

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One thought on “Old Photographs ~ Article from Readers Digest ~ “Mothers in Hiding”

  1. How hilarious! This idea of a mother in disguise is entirely new to me. But I can see how this practice would evolve. I remember so much fuss made over our photographs as children–the setup seemed to take forever. Several of my pictures were taken in my mother’s lap — the mother came out of hiding.

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