luchon

20 photos tagged luchon, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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2012

 

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M. Russel, Caroline, Luchon, allée d'Etigny, 15 sept. 1899

from Bibliothèque de Toulouse

  • 43 older comments, and then…
  • espressoDOM said:
    interesting shot... -- Seen on my Flickr home page. (?)
  • charliestyr said:
    Very interesting, especially the litter! I thought that was more a modern thing.
  • 暴力大叔 said:
    英国绅士的味道。
  • cqgloomsunday said:
    Very interesting
  • Masha said:
    wow!)

Statue d'Etigny, Luchon, avril 1893

from Bibliothèque de Toulouse

Madame Galinier, Luchon, les Quinconces, septembre

from Bibliothèque de Toulouse

  • 14 older comments, and then…
  • Trapac said:
    This is so, so beautiful. The marks and spotting all over the frame add a sense of mysteriousness and depth to the whole image. I love how it seems to provide a natural vignetting, leaving the subject matter and light in the centre of the frame to tell the story. There are those who might spend hours in Photoshop creating layers to achieve this effect, and as a film lover, I'd probably try a double or even multiple exposure and some negative trashing to achieve it. I'm assuming that it's related to degradation of the original image over time, but I don't know that. For me, it's inspirational. Thankyou so much for putting this online, otherwise it is unlikely I would ever have seen it. :)
  • BigBean said:
    Hi, this photo is being discussed in one of the projects in the Flickr Commons group, and we'd love to have this added to the group pool!
  • kaushal999 said:
    This is so, so beautiful. The marks and spotting all over the frame add a sense of mysteriousness and depth to the whole image. I love how it seems to provide a natural vignetting, leaving the subject matter and light in the centre of the frame to tell the story. There are those who might spend hours in Photoshop creating layers to achieve this effect, and as a film lover, I'd probably try a double or even multiple exposure and some negative trashing to achieve it. I'm assuming that it's related to degradation of the original image over time, but I don't know that. For me, it's inspirational. Thankyou so much for putting this online, otherwise it is unlikely I would ever have seen it. :) Posted 2 months ago. ( permalink )
  • Valuable Camp said:
    Definitivamente, la técnica fotográfica de principios de siglo XX aunque fue muy primitiva, produjo un efecto único y emotivo en cada fotografía que no se lo logra ahora...
  • cloudy care said:
    such a beautiful old picture