This color photography is 100 years old.

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Muzorama.

Muzorama is a short surrealistic animation film based on the universe of French illustrator Muzo.

Water.

Photography rule number 20.

The World Trade Center Tightrope Dance.

Philipe Petit didn’t realize that going to the dentist in 1968 would change his life. But, after seeing an article about the construction of the new World Trade Center towers in New York City, Petit became obsessed. After spending six years planning and researching, Petit decided the time was right to string a 140 foot steel cable between the “Twin Towers” (1,368 feet of the ground mind you) and step off the ledge. He spent 45 minutes on the wire, crossing between the towers 8 times. The police were dispatched to arrest him as soon as they realized what was going on, but Petit continued to enjoy himself on his wire until the threat of a helicopter plucking him off the wire (and rain) helped him end his tightrope dance. He was taken into custody and the incident is still referred to as the “artistic crime of the century”.

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Petit

Black and white strange.

Hot tea.

Soon...

Curious ad.

Tattoo.

Portrait.

Lips.

Printemps.

Dog kiss

Street photography.

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Photography: Air and grass.

Link:  http://www.vazaar.com/user:crahan

Mount Everest beauty.

Male body photography

WYN ... Terry Gates www.terrygates.com

The oldest known color photograph: 1872.

Before the Autochrome process was perfected in France, this photograph of a landscape in Southern France was taken. No, it is not hand-tinted. This is a color-photograph. (Note: It was published in a Time/Life Book entitled "Color" in 1972, "courtesey of George Eastman House, Paulus Lesser.") You are looking at the birth of color photography seven years after the American Civil War. 130 years ago this view of Angouleme, France, was created by a "subtractive" method. This is the basis for all color photography, even today. It was taken by Louis Ducos du Hauron who proposed the method in 1869. It was not until the 1930's that this method was perfected for commercial use. 

Body art