"Braemar Badminton Club opening tea, Edmonton, 1953."

That's some aura around the light ship Brenton.  Photograph by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.

The Telemark canal in Dalen, Norway, ca. 1960.

"The jumper plunges into this vortex" (Tobi Tobias, "Three Times Lucky," New York Magazine, 1984).  Photograph by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.

"Adrian Rathbun and John Gzowski comparing socks in Deseronto, Ontario, 1909."

Sydney Station clock hands, 1919.

"The upper rim of the currently fashionable giant eyeglasses reinforces the elevated eyebrow gestalt" (Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 1978).  Photograph by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.

Here's a Portuguese sand castle courtesy of a double exposure, as scanned by the Biblioteca de Arte / Art Library Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian.

Two plates stuck together, from the Australian National Maritime Museum’s William Hall collection.

The great secret of weathervanes is that they alter the direction of the wind they measure (as per the "observer effect" of physics).  Here are two weathervanes with conflicting reports, as photographed by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.  And then here's another photo of disagreeing weathervanes, not that you didn't believe us.  Plus, it's not just weathervanes: flags also flap according to conflicting winds (photo our own).

"Help help!!  Please do not kill these or bacon will cost you one dollar a pound."  Photo by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.

This damaged photo appears to have a boat floating in the air with its reflection.  Click to undamage the image and lower the boat into the water.  (But don't ask us how we did it!)  "Watertown, Charles River, Perkins Institute for the Blind."  Photo by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.

"Do we see ourselves in others?  Do we look back from outside and see ourselves?  Do we see growth and expansion?  Do we see our greater self?" (James Anderson Charleson, Experience Personal Fulfillment, 2013).  Our photo of someone seeing her greater self in another is an "overlay of images of Amadeo and Lucie (Portugal, 1915)."

You've heard of the struggles of being the middle child.  As scanned by the Costică Acsinte Archive.

"Elevator to Valentine's."  Photo by Leslie Jones, date uncertain.