Strip my OPness, by all means! I don't know how to make it a link post, but seeing things spread across the Fediverse is far more pleasing than getting noted as the first person to repost it here, especially since reposting is all I'm really doing!
I love how in 1935 there were considerations for human vision and the photographic technology available and an effort to capture the world in a way that replicated the experience of being present at the time the photo was taken. If this were today it’d be a vertical video, badly framed, with text and emojis covering the children and some narration telling you what to think and see.
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I can't crosspost it as it's not a link post and I don't want to strip your OPness
I guess ![email protected] might also admire this
Strip my OPness, by all means! I don't know how to make it a link post, but seeing things spread across the Fediverse is far more pleasing than getting noted as the first person to repost it here, especially since reposting is all I'm really doing!
Thanks, fun community to follow!
Had to shrink it a lot to parallel view it given how wide the images are. It can certainly be done, though.
I love how in 1935 there were considerations for human vision and the photographic technology available and an effort to capture the world in a way that replicated the experience of being present at the time the photo was taken. If this were today it’d be a vertical video, badly framed, with text and emojis covering the children and some narration telling you what to think and see.
I was told no lived in that land!