Museum of Photographic Arts
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Itsipstsinikyi ("Kills Inside") - Piegan uploaded October 2012
16648 - The Full Moon, Yerkes Observatory uploaded October 2012
Buffalo Stones - Piegan uploaded October 2012
At Kwaustums Village uploaded October 2012
Oscar Makes Cry - Ponca uploaded October 2012
The Winter Comes uploaded October 2012
A Yurok Widow uploaded October 2012
Goathair Blanket - Cowichan uploaded October 2012
Klamata Matron uploaded October 2012
Medicine Bags - Piegan uploaded October 2012
Central Post of the Sun Lodge - Piegan uploaded October 2012
Prayer to the Cedar - Arikara uploaded October 2012
Drying Meat - Cheyenne uploaded October 2012
Twin Child Healer (B) uploaded October 2012
Mother and Child - Apsaroke uploaded October 2012
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Portrait of a Dog
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The "Best" Series - Haynes' Hotel, Springfield, Mass.
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hennijohn339 said:
I have real admiration for these double images on the single cards that were made by studios for use with stereoscopes, which were the device that folks used for viewing photographic images with a simulated 3-D effects. That simulation of Third Dimensionality, was created by means of applying slight differences in angles, differring lighting gradiants, slight shifts in the perspectives in the photographic images that were reproduced by the thousands in the later years of the 19th C. Spending an evening Hour or so gazing at the simulated 3- D images was an inexpensive alternative to the Nickelodeon and Public exhibits of early motion pictures, that had not yet been dubbed "Miovies".
Sleeping Accomodations For Two
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jcclinefelter said:
This image is by Japanese photographer T. Enami. Click on this link for more info: www.flickr.com/photos/okinawa-soba/2454241306/in/photolis...
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