"Found In A Deceased Relatives House, We Don’t Know Who She Is"
"Found Today. My Grandma Living Her Best Life Pre Kids"
"Found today. My grandma living her best life pre kids"
"Found This Photo Of My Mom Lost Between The Pages Of A Book"
"Found On An Old Camera I Bought/ A Trip To New York!"
"My Mom Found These Behind A Cork Board She Bought At A Thrift Store"
"Peppy Did Come Home With Me Today"
"Family Portrait Found In A Thrifted Book"
"My Favorite Found Photo, An Itsy Bitsy Polaroid Of Some Pals"
"Goodwill Bins Find. Looks Like They Had A Good Time!"
"4th Grade Friends In Sept 2001 (Found At A Thrift Store)"
"In My Great Grandmothers Album"
"Found A Vietnam Veterans Photo Album Along With His Dog Tags Thrown Away In A Dumpster"
"Found Under An Old Gas Heater From The 70s We Removed From Our House"
"It's Always Tough Seeing The Most Exciting Moments Of A Life For Sale To Strangers"
"My Sisters And Me. Krista, The Girl In The Swimsuit Was Only 39 When She Passed Away. I Miss Her"
"Couples At A Dance Circa 1979 Or '80. Found In A Used Book 1992"
"Found At Goodwill In Seattle"
"Found In A Pile Of Trash In An Alley"
"Found Slide Film From Vietnam At A Thrift Store"
"Found In Camera Bag Of Camera When Thrifting"
"“George Walker - Mailman” Found In A Box Of Photos In A Dumpster"
"One Of My Favorite Found Photos In My Collection. Happy Holidays!"
"Found In A Box In My Parent’s Attic. None Of Us Know Who They Are Or Where This Came From"
"I Scanned More Of The 1950's Las Vegas Slides That I Found In The Trash. Louis Armstrong On The Marquee Is So Cool!"
"Found In A Curbside Free Pile"
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I remember buying an old postcard from the very early 20th century showing my hometowns main square. There was a young lad on a bicycle rushing over it. The wheels of his bike were oval due to his speed and the cameras shutter. I still have said postcard and think of this young lad maybe rushing to his girlfriend during lunch break for a kiss. It got me into dry plate photography.