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As a young student, Norwegian mathematician Fredrik Carl Mülertz Størmer used a small Concealed Vest Camera to photograph life on the streets of Oslo in the 1890s. The camera was hidden under the vest with the lens sticking out through a buttonholepic.twitter.com/k5WWdx7xiD
"La Table servie" is one of the first photographs taken in the history of mankind, taken in 1832 or in 1833, realized without doubt according to the procedure of the physautotype, attributed to the French inventor and the founder of photography Nicéphore Niépcepic.twitter.com/NjStOV5e93
They seem strangely fixated on his button, much like Homer's inconspicuous cowboy hat.pic.twitter.com/fKjZL0mvBP
This is wonderful.
And everyone posed for the man with the obvious 2ft long camera under his shirt...
Nice, but note it wasn’t called Oslo then, it was named Christiania or Kristiania up to 1925, when it was renamed back to Oslo, a variation of the historical name Ánsló.
everyone was so *formal* back then!
I love it.
Anybody else read it as “butthole” at first?
Didn’t it have another name then? Christinianagrad or summat? (hic!)
WOW! 
Don't you love those outfits ? 
Wow! I'm amazed at the quality! And the timelessness of the faces.
A ProtoGoPro. Just had to say that.
Amazing, wonderful! 
A man after my own heart
A Victorian body can!
I absolutely read that as 'butthole'
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