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Ruslan Kuchmenov is a 56-year-old man from Nalchik, Russia, who restores these old pedal cars from the Soviet era, turning them into pretty cool toys even for modern children.
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I just have one question: how the f#ck did people manage to eat it?
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These mugshots are of dangerous criminals who were operating in the Tyne and Wear county in the North East region of England in 1930s.
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Dr. Gustav Zander, a Swedish physician known for inventing mechanotherapy, which was defined in 1890 as “the employment of mechanical means for the cure of disease.” Zander exhibited his exercise machines at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia where they won a gold medal. By 1906 Zander had established his first gyms with these machines in 146 countries.
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These propaganda postcards from the early 1900s were used by men to stop women from having more rights.
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Old photos sure look better when colorized, it is if history came alive. And it is thanks to Russian Flickr user klimbims that this was possible. He’s done an amazing job worth looking at.
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Neil Ladkin used old black and white family photos as the basis for his artistic inspiration and photoshopped iconic movie characters into the shots. Can you spot the stars in these pics?
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These old photos are retouched from their original black and white state into full color and the end result is quite captivating.
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This South Korean family loved photography so much that they built a life-sized replica model of the Rolleiflex camera next to their family home. Called the “Dreaming Camera”, the building is actually a fully-functional coffee shop.
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Fashion historian Lilah Ramzi explores the relationship between old and new fashion photography on her site “Part Nouveau” to show us that nothing is really ever new.
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