Edgar Williams in a playpen tub, Dunedin, New Zealand, ca. 1892-93, by William Williams. Part of the National Library of New Zealand collection, via Shorpy.
Another possible garden use for a galvanized farm tank.
William Williams (1859-1948) was a talented amateur photographer who worked for the New Zealand Railways Department.
Below is another (more formal) Williams photo of Edgar in the garden, via the National Library of New Zealand.
Edgar lived to be over 90, by the way. He was also a photographer and bequeathed thousands of his father’s and his own black and white negatives to the National Library.
Cheery looking little guy, at least in the second photo. And who wouldn’t be, wearing such a lovely dress!
He’s a cutie. The Williams’s family photos at the National Library’s website are very interesting.
my father was born in New Zealand in 1906.
It looks beautiful. My parents really enjoyed their visit there several years ago.
He seems so interested in the photographer that he is not making a fuss over his bunny!
I almost titled this post “The bunny gets away.”