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Amazing Russian photographs from early 1900s released to public

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Started 2 years ago by JJ
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JJ
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http://www.newsweek.com/id/214585

This genius royal photographer for the tsar had a special technique of combining 3 photos, one from each filter of red, green, and blue, into a single glass photograph. Digital imaging restored them in 2001 and they were recently released to the public in France, where the photographer had settled after fleeing Russia after the tsar was murdered. Insane!

Looks like they were shot on a digital Nikon just last week!

Posted 2 years ago #
Karamel318
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Wow, seeing those pictures in such quality makes the past feel more accessible.It really does look similar to photography we see today.I'm definitely going to be looking at these later.
I love the emir in his blue outfit.Looked like Violet Beauregard.

Posted 2 years ago #
Anonymous
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Wow...those are awesome pics. I especially like he old wooden building. They look so run-down, but beautiful at the same time.

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Anonymous
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I can't believe these images are a century old. For our kids and grandkids the past will be this clear, it's just amazing that we have the opportunity to see what is becoming antiquity in such resolution.

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Anonymous
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Great pictures! Thanks for sharing!Very good quality!

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