Moroccan Camel Trek Canvas Print

Vintage (1940's) black and white photograph of a young American woman (my mother) riding a camel in the Moroccan desert in North Africa.

This photograph is my dedication to an incredible woman. Independent, smart, and kind, Bobbie Devlin later married, earned a pilot's license, raised two successful children and several wonderful German Shepherds.

Once her children started school, Bobbie Devlin started a new career - one that was unlikely choice for women in the 1960s. She became Maryland's first woman home builder. Self taught, she began drawing blueprints, then designed and built her own home. It wasn't long before others sought her out to design and build their homes as well.

What started out as a hobby developed into a 25 year career as a successful. general contractor and business owner.

Standing at 5' 2", Bobbie Devlin was energy in motion. Breaking into a male dominated field wasn't easy for a woman back in the 1960's, let alone o...

Welcome! I'm a nature photographer turned digital artist from the US. My exploration into the Art world began years ago when I painted with acrylics and oils. Later, I became interested in digital photography and as computer software grew in sophistication, so did my skill with it. To see all my products, go to my personal gallery at https://3-kathy-kelly.pixels.com/. I hope you enjoy my work. Please note, the FAA Watermark will NOT appear on purchased prints. All images are copyrighted. All The materials contained may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or downloaded in any way, shape or form. All rights are reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without...