"First Color Underwater Photo (1926)"
"In 1926, Charles Martin, a photographer for National Geographic, and botanist William Longley traveled to the Florida Keys to capture the first-ever underwater photograph in color. The shot featured a hogfish and was made possible by protecting their cameras in special waterproof housing and using a magnesium-powered flash."
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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.
#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^^
#29 Humans are animals.