2 definitions by Raoul Clouse
Michigan slang for:
1. Any individual who photographed deceased persons while they were still alive, and develops the film or images some time after their death.
2. A person who develops a deceased person's film some time after their death.
3. Anyone involved in post-mortem photography
Refers to the days of black and white silver-gelatin processing, melded with stone refers to being lifeless, like a deceased person, hence silverstone. A silverstone's pictures can be color or black and white.
1. Any individual who photographed deceased persons while they were still alive, and develops the film or images some time after their death.
2. A person who develops a deceased person's film some time after their death.
3. Anyone involved in post-mortem photography
Refers to the days of black and white silver-gelatin processing, melded with stone refers to being lifeless, like a deceased person, hence silverstone. A silverstone's pictures can be color or black and white.
When Harry's grandmother was still alive, he took pictures of her. She died a couple of months later. Right then Harry developed the film. Harry is now a Silverstone.
My friend Julian died a couple years ago. Today I just developed his roll of film. They photos of him making out with his girlfriend. I am now a Silverstone.
Chrissy is weird, Chrissy photographs dead people. Chrissy is a Silverstone.
My friend Julian died a couple years ago. Today I just developed his roll of film. They photos of him making out with his girlfriend. I am now a Silverstone.
Chrissy is weird, Chrissy photographs dead people. Chrissy is a Silverstone.
by Raoul Clouse May 5, 2010
A small city in Northern Michigan that is also home to a military base and one of the best state parks in Michigan known as Hartwick Pines. It was formerly a logging camp. The architecture and city infrastructure is like a time capsule from the 1950's. Quite a few activities do in the area. They were about to build a theme park there. Just about everyone coming from Detroit or Lansing going to Traverse city has to go through it. About 10 Miles north of Higgins Lake. Home to Spike's Keg O'Nails. Better than Kalkaska.
by Raoul Clouse March 1, 2010