Meet my great grandparents.pic.twitter.com/q0RzhMfg96
A Victorian Couple Trying Not To Laugh While Getting Their Portraits Done, 1890spic.twitter.com/zJhWY1hLyI
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Wow! Beautiful!
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Same with this photo! You're really lucky you have a photo like this, its amazing!
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I have hundreds; the family were photographers. I did all the scanning though. :)
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Oh cool!
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I love photography, i want to be a photographer when im older
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Why didn’t they smile back then? Was it because the camera shutter opened and closed so slowly?
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Yes, that's why.
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Also smiling in a photo was considered idiotic
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I kind of understand that. Thanks so much
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I can’t remember where I saw that, dammit. It was in a doco a few years back
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there’s a photo of a Chinese man ca nineteen-aughts and he looks super excited (lacking the cultural context to try to look all stuffy) and it’s awesome it was *totally* just a cultural thing
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Wow yes, what a difference, it looks like it could have been shot yesterday
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Adorable insight normally not seen.
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I wonder who is lucky enough to have them as their ancestors?
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this is lovely.
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This is so amazing!! *^_^*
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Look at their smiles! It's so heartwarming!
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