1800s
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Series ‘Carte de Vishite’ is a conceptual piece that takes a tounge-in-cheek nod to the early photographic portraiture techniques of what was called the Carte de Visite (French Photographic style from around 1854). Photography, Styling, Creative Direction and concept all done by me. Costumes courteousy of Memory Lane Costume Hire,Mt. Lawley. #1 of 5 Model: Brendan Ninness Intended as a series of Postcards.
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Series ‘Carte de Vishite’ is a conceptual piece that takes a tounge-in-cheek nod to the early photographic portraiture techniques of what was called the Carte de Visite (French Photographic style from around 1854). Photography, Styling, Creative Direction and concept all done by me. Costumes courteousy of Memory Lane Costume Hire on Beaufort Street, Mt. Lawley. #2 of 5 Model: Catalina Clema Intended as a series of postcards
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Captured at a old Pioneer Cemetery outside of Central City, Colorado…..lemme tell ya, this place is the REAL: deal, you expect to see Clint Eastwood outta the movie Pale Rider come through any second. Quite spooky and also, it is an area that just kinda puts ya in a time warp….. Thoughts welcomed!
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HDR image / My First attempt at an HDR. How did I do?
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Just a little old-timey play on the whole boombox-on-the-shoulder thang.
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Sherbrooke Village, Nova Scotia, Canada is a tourist attraction set in the late 1800’s. All the “businesses” are the same as they were back then. Some of the many interesting looking bottles in the Sherbrooke Drug Store
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Sherbrooke Village, Nova Scotia, Canada is a tourist attraction set in the late 1800’s. All the “businesses” are the same as they were back then. A sitting room in one of the homes.
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The first in what may become a series of cartoon Victorian Steampunk inventors.
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The second in what will at least be a short series of Victorian Steampunk cartoon inventors.
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Self Portrait / © Jessica Walker
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This is the third in my “Little Inventor” series. In this image, we find the Little Inventor standing proudly by one of his creations.
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Dark fee of midnight. Bat wings and feathers. Something of the 18th century as well. 8×10.5 / Ink.
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Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta
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/ Lensbaby Muse / Single Glass Optic / an old gold mining town in the present. Our Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / All photographs in this portfolio are owned and copyright © N & L Williams Photography. / Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from ourselves is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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The old homestead pump on this now abandoned prairie homestead was one mum used in the early 1900’s and her family in the 1800’s. This and a fallen down building is all that’s left on the prairies of her pioneer life, caught at sunset that symbolizes more than the end of the day. This was taken in an area that no longer has any signs of civilization except the pile of lumber where the old homestead was – near Cymric, Saskatchewan.
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Nostalgic Warmth featured on the home page / April 23rd, 2009
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Truth be told Abraham Lincoln was a Folk Rock-ka! Long before there were these thing they call bluegrass country music… EEEya Ssir!
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As a matter of fact after Frederick Douglass delivered his first speech at the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society’s annual convention, He then WOW the crowd with a solo that gave rise the new sound of Gospel Bebop.… EEEya Ssir!
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This is the John P Cable Mill, from Cades Cove Tennessee, in the 1800’s it was one of the only sources of power the frontiersman knew how to harness Nikon D90 / 18-200 MM Vr Lens
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I’m using some early 1800s French fashion plates I have to make t-shirt designs. They are original old hand painted images which should be framed and protected. But before I do that I want to bring them into the 21st century…on a t-shirt. I will do a few in this series. Stay tuned.
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1927
by pat gamwellBodie, CA….a ghost town from the 1800’s / /
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Featured: LIVE, LOVE, DREAM…Dec 3, 09 Bodie, CA is an 1800’s ghost town and a photographer’s dream! / The most AMAZING thing about this shot (at least to me!) is the distance between the sign and the buildings: almost a MILE! My Sony A350 DSLR was set on “landscape”. / /
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