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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Black and White Photos Part 3
After 25 days of sharing the photographs I took during the Florence Home Tour in February 2018, today’s post is the last post of the black and white edited photographs and the photographs I took during the Florence Home Tour. I’m not going to miss talking about the home tour because after years of hanging onto the photographs, I’m happy to finally post them and move onto talking about other photographs, art, sewing, and DIY I took and worked on instead of focusing on writing about a home tour that happened three years ago this coming February. And so, here are the last black and white photographs of the Florence…
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Black and White Photos Part 2
After editing the photographs I took while on the Florence Historic Home Tour in Florence, Arizona, I realized I could convert the photographs I took to black and white. Some turned out better than others, but there are photographs I wanted to post on my blog. It seems like after converting the photographs I took of the Second Pinal County Courthouse, I began to have problems finding photographs that look good in black and white. At that time I had an idea to use photographs that looked more “artistic” and photograph them. It was a good idea, but I didn’t take enough photographs that would fit in that style to…
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Black and White Photos Part 1
After editing the photographs I took during the 2018 Florence Home Tour, I liked the way some of them turned out. I wanted to experiment with Photoshop and see how my photographs would look if I converted them to black and white. Since I’m so happy with the way they turned out, I decided to make a few posts about them. The first set of photographs is of the Second Pinal County Court House.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 23
Well, today’s post is the last photographs I took while on the Florence Home Tour in Florence, Arizona. Although I wanted to take photographs of more exhibits in the Pinal County Historical Museum, it was difficult because the time I looked at the museum coincidence with a lecture that would take place in the same room as I wanted to take photographs of. So, I took photographs of one last exhibit. The exhibit I focused on is of Victorian clothing and a coach. Although I’ve seen this exhibit plenty of times, I decided to focus on taking photographs of the clothing. There is a woman’s costume and a man’s tuxedo…
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 22
Walking around the Pinal County Historical Museum, I found many things on display I either never saw before or haven’t seen in years. The museum has some very interesting things on display, and some not so nice things. Although this museum is known for their display of items from the Arizona State Prison that some, including myself, may find upsetting, I decided to focus on everything but those exhibits. I tried to photograph many of the exhibits, I decided to post most of the photographs of the historical clothing and accessories.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 21
After looking, and taking photographs of, the exhibits in the entrance area of the museum, I began to walk around and look at other parts of the museum and take photographs of what was on display.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 20
After examining my photographs from the home tour, I didn’t like the photographs I took of the outside exhibits at the Pinal County Historical Museum and decided to not post them. Because of this, I will pick up my exhibit photographs with the exhibits located in the entry way of the museum building.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 19
After visiting the Florence K-8 school, I walked to the Pinal County Historical Museum. Out of all the places I visited during the 2018 tour, I took the most photographs at the museum. Because of this, the next five posts (Including this post) will be photographs I took of the museum and the exhibits.
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 18
After seeing the First Presbyterian Church, I walked to my final location on the tour: The Pinal County Historical Museum. By this time I was worn out from all the walking I did, but I wanted to walk to the museum because along the way was the Florence K-8 school. I went to Florence’s Elementary and Middle Schools. In my last year of middle school, the elementary school and middle school merged and became a K-8. During my freshman year of high school, parts of the middle school portion of the school was demolished and two story building was built. Fortunately, the front of the middle school building was left…
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Florence, Arizona Home Tour- February 2018- Part 17
After seeing the Robles House, I walked across Butte Street to the First Presbyterian Church. Even though it’s called the First Presbyterian Church, it is the only Presbyterian church in the town of Florence. Here is the church…
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