photostereo.org

Accueil - Photos stéréo -stereoviews- 1850-1871

Un site dédié aux premières photographies stéréoscopiques. 1850-1871.First stereoviews
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Accueil - Photos stéréo -stereoviews- 1850-1871

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Un site dédié aux premières photographies stéréoscopiques. 1850-1871.First stereoviews

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The domain photostereo.org states the following, "Table des pages du site." I observed that the website said " Navy, docks, ." They also stated " Guerre et Commune de Paris -1871-. War and Uprising of Paris. Sortie du livre de référence sur la production des vues sur verre de Ferrier et Soulier. New book A reference book on Ferrier et Soulier glass stereoviews production. The Glass Stereoviews of Ferrier and Soulier - 1852-1908 J. Some important books on streoscopy." The meta header had stereoscopie as the first keyword. This keyword was followed by photographie, photographies, and photographie en relief which isn't as urgent as stereoscopie. The other words the site used was photogaphie stereoscopique. photographie stéréoscopique is also included but could not be viewed by web engines.

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Photos That Dont Suck

I look at a lot of photos every day so I thought I would blog some of them and see how it goes. I will try to post at least one photo a day that does not suck. Most of the photos are links to the artists websites so you can check out the rest of their work. And here is a photography by Leon Busy. I love me some Bob Dylan but this is a bit suss.

Photos That Give

Wednesday, June 1, 2011. I took these photographs at a farm in Miami. I like the contrast of the colors - intense black of the water against the green leaves. Saturday, April 30, 2011. Sometimes the most important lessons in photography come not from the dissection of the perfect photo, but from the shot that was not.