photographersshadow

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[Frances Benjamin Johnston on a balcony of the State, War and Navy Building with a tripod-mounted camera, photographing an unidentified man] (LOC)

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  • pavel IVANOVICH said:
    Respect you my favorites Hi!! I would like to invite you to join and post this great photo & more of your photos here: pawel-iwanowi42012.narod2.ru/
  • luca nervegna said:
    metaphotography in the past
  • trialsanderrors said:
    One more by/of FBJ:


    www.loc.gov/pictures/item/98509536/
  • rfmueller said:
    Unidentified man looks like Teddy Roosevelt, who was Assistant Secretary of the Navy around that time, and whose office would have been in that building.
  • Daniel Sellers said:
    I think your right @rfmueller Looks a lot like Teddy to me

[Wilbur in prone position in damaged machine, on ground after unsuccessful trial of December 14, 1903, Kitty Hawk, North Carolina] (LOC)

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  • Bored Spoon said:
    Awesome.
  • Mohammad Edwards said:
    Really Love looking at old pics. They seem Mysterious SEOSheffield
  • encouragement said:
    A mere 66 years later, man landed on the moon. Such astounding progress.
  • msamaclean © said:
    Wow...wow...!
  • psycho_pixie said:
    @encouragement....WOW is that ever a way to put things in perspective! Thank you for making me think today!

Mountain Home, Leesburg vic., Loudoun County, Virginia (LOC)

  • first bottle said:
    First impression is that is a bit "bright", but there is full tonal range in there. This is an example of fine darkroom craftsmanship. I don't know if it's intentional, but I bet that having the photographer's shadow gave this quite a contemporary feel at the time.