Not a contest (by any means), but I was wondering if you guys would share some of your favorite traditional/primitive photography.

I was in Mexico, last spring, and this was in the lobby of the resort.  I love it.

Share yours....

 

I lifted this picture of a Brazilian archer out of Wikipedia.



Blue Lake posted this pic of Yeomusa, traditional Korean archers.

 

These are Japanese women from Wiki again.

 

And a pic of my favorite trad archer, Bernie.

 

Killdeer

Killie, What the....   :eek:    

Ok, gotta know.  What was the bet that Bernie lost?

Looks like Bernie is a little ticked off for having to wear pink kilts!  :eek:

1958 rabbit patch photo of me. Ben Pearson 75# longbow with PO cedar arrows and blunts. Homemade quiver, arrows, bowstring, arm guard, and finger glove.Ken

1963 bowhunters shooting 3D targets at Williamsport,Pa. Sept 25, 1963.

Great artwork out of the 1950's or 1960's.

1959 hunting jack rabbits with my buddy of over 50 years now, Bob Parker. We both turned 70 this year and still shoot longbows. He celibrated 50 years of marriage, and I will be married 50 years on July 11.

     

50 years is a mile mark!

My better half and I will hit 19 years of Marriage this year and 22 years since our first date.

Lots of cool history I can't wait to see it all.

Alsome photos KEN.Hope I can still shoot at that young.

1960's art work

I will play.  This is from my first walk in the woods with my old Sarrels Sierra longbow.  Found this shed near this stump and decided to take a break.  The picture really just took itself.  I shot my first big game animal (hog) about an hour after this picture was taken...also my first successful spot and stalk.  It was a great day.  Someone on my home site suggested I change it to B/W and it looks much better.

This one makes the hair in back of my neck stand up.

Shooting my 70# Ben Pearson in 1959.

Very cool pics fellas. Keep`m coming.RC

Good stuff Ken. Still have that bow?

Amicus, I'd like the story of that shot.

Killie, The pic of Bernie is priceless!!! I'm sure he loves it as much!

Texas first archery season for deer.  1959. That is me on the right and we were all going to Baylor at the time. Bow on the left was Bear and Pearson in the middle. I had painted some GI green fatigues for my camo.

Straitera, I believe its Swineheart (sp?) Not sure where it came from I just copied it and saved it. I thought it was pretty cool.