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1/25/2013 4:35:28 PM
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It's a colour photo... from a 100 years ago? Maybe you'll understand when you get a bit older.
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What does my age have to do with my appreciation of a photo? I mean sure, it looks nice, but I don't see what's really interesting about this. It's a photo of a popular city that has advanced drastically in the past century, where we have HD photos of it from various angles. It's seems like you're amused too easily.
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He is right though there really isn't much special about that considering how long photography has been around by that point.
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it's in colour though. that's rather rare.
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Colour photography was new when this was taken.
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True, but that doesn't make it special/interesting.
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What is your thoughts of World War 2 filmed in colour then?
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Is this a reply to me? I think it's interesting. I'm not saying it's special or rare. I indeed find it fascinating, but I don't necessarily hold it in very high regards. To me, the black and white suffice well enough.
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Meh. Obviously people have different tastes. I however, find these quite fascinating. The colour gives them life. The picture I linked in this post is 104 years old. It's so odd to think that every kid in said picture is more than likely long dead.
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I'll agree with you there. It does give it more of a lifelike feel.
