Luis Hernan uses long exposure photography and an instrument called a Kirlian device to try and visualize the Wi-Fi signals all around us and it looks stunning.
These representations of historical photographs are photoshopped creations by Tumblr user, Zuzahin who uses drawings and fashion of the times as inspiration.
This guy went away for two months and came home to this…
There will be two pictures every level and please find five differences between them!
Quite an old video but I’m sure many of you have not seen it yet and this is now in much better quality.
Heterochromia refers to a difference in coloration, usually of the iris but also of hair or skin. It is a result of the relative excess or lack of melanin (a pigment).
During the Second World War president Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an executive order creating the Office of War Information (OWI). The OWI snapped thousands of pictures to use for the war effort. Check out these color samples of men and women hard at work.
UPD: These are some beautiful old photos of Wales and its surroundings.
Even though color photography wasn’t made widely available to the public until the 60s you can now see color images from as early as the turn of the century. It’s amazing to see that life wasn’t in black and white during those times.
1904: Sunni Muslim In Traditional Dress, Dagestan
There is no way to create these explosive images other than utilizing the famous image editing software. The powerful color combinations, movement and realistic feel to many of these images will have you wanting to master this fun program. Many of these images are mind bending, but the ones with the chubby little girl and the big rat are plain weird.
HDR photography outdid themselves with these amazing pictures of the world. Some of them look like you took a crayon and colored in details with fluorescent colors. It's amazing to me that even if I saw something like this, I'd be too gobsmacked to actually think to take a picture.
These photos of World War II are in color. They really bring the all the soldiers and sailors to life and helps to depict the human side of the war. There is nothing quite like the comradery among military people.
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Apparently someone had an obvious question about which shade of gray was the best. I suppose there are many shades of gray, I don’t find them very different. This person must have been on a quest.
These amazing color photos are of various scenes of World War II. They are real and give you a feel for the war.
These maps are an interesting project that was developed by Eric Fischer. The maps show the population of various American cities by race and ethnicity, which are color-coded. Here’s what the colors stand for: Orange represent Hispanic population, Red is White, Blue is Black, green – Asian, Grey is other and each dot represents 25 people.. Really interesting and informative.
Los Angeles
These unusual photos have a single object in color against a black and white photo. They make for a striking color image and seem to make the photo come alive. The artist draws you attention to a particular expression, item or emotion.
These amazing photos of “land of Angles” were made two decades ago. Because these pictures were made in 1890s, they might look like usual images due to the short exposure time. Others think these are colorized postcards. Anyway, these colorful pics of old England are still very beautiful!
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