Mike Coco in a publicity photo for the 1970 100th edition of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The "blurb" has been left on the picture.
What's the consensus? Do we want to see the blurbs or do we prefer that I continue to crop them?
Monday, December 04, 2006
Mike Coco
Photo courtesy of Robin Estes, from the Estate of Mr. Harold Ronk
Mike Coco in a publicity photo for the 1970 100th edition of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The "blurb" has been left on the picture.
What's the consensus? Do we want to see the blurbs or do we prefer that I continue to crop them?
Mike Coco in a publicity photo for the 1970 100th edition of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The "blurb" has been left on the picture.
What's the consensus? Do we want to see the blurbs or do we prefer that I continue to crop them?
I say keep the Sub-Blurb's in Pat. Not to say that your headlines and comments don't work, they absolutely do, and at times are very humorous, but the extra added little foot notes on the photo's are interesting as well. Besides, why go through the trouble of skewering the photo's. My vote is "keep em' in."
ReplyDelete~ J. Darragh
Keep them.
ReplyDeleteLarry
Keep 'em, they add to the historical context.
ReplyDeleteRik Gern
Keep them.
ReplyDeleteBobalouie