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10/13/2005 08:59:57 PM · #1 |
This week's New Yorker magazine has an interesting article on how photographs were manipulated in the 1860s, Seeing Things.
It's a good read for anyone interested in how photography was sometimes (mis)used in the early days. |
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10/13/2005 10:19:31 PM · #2 |
Hi Alice - thanks for the link! I especially enjoyed reading about Margery, famous for being able to materialize a hand from her belly. Isn't it funny that people refused to believe that the photos were fakes even after the photographer admitted to some fancy editing?
--Laurie |
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10/14/2005 12:50:14 AM · #3 |
Llaurie, you're welcome.
With all those ghost images running around in the background of portraits, I suppose this is a timely article for Halloween as well as exploring trick photography of the 1860s. |
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