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Georgiana 1 year ago
#18 or #38... well, which one is it?!?!
       
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Netta 1 year ago
#34 This is most likely a mistake. The photo doesn't fit the caption's description. Aside from that, this is a very good collection of important first ever photos.
       
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Allisandra 1 year ago
#7 You have allready forgot #1

#29 Humans are animals.
       
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Bat 1 year ago
#16 Leave it to Instagram to have a pic f@#ked up by something like an ugly foot.
       
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Josephine 1 year ago
#19 In fact Etienne-Jules Marey worked on the decomposition of movement a little earlier than Muybridge^^
       
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"The First Full-Color Photograph (1861)"

"James Clerk Maxwell, a mathematical physicist, is credited with taking the first color photograph. The photograph, which depicts a three-colored ribbon, was unveiled by Maxwell during a lecture in 1861 and is considered the first durable color photograph. While Thomas Sutton, the inventor of the SLR, pressed the shutter button, it was Maxwell’s scientific process that made the photograph possible."

 

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