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“Two eyes-closed photos recently on eBay. Love them for different reasons. The well-dressed woman stands at attention in an odd setting, behind a chicken fence with a chicken near her feet. The sitting man blends into the background and miraculously does not break the dark line.”
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Archival footage of cannibals in South Pacific islands (1918)
If you’re planning on adding a film-eating friend to your camera family soon, you won’t want to miss this helpful (and beautiful!) guide by Moorea Seal to finding vintage cameras in good condition.
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This might be the most amazing light meter we’ve ever seen. Freakyfauna explains:
Kaufmann’s Posographe.
An instrument for calculating aperture and exposure time when taking photographs in any possible situation.
For outdoors, it includes settings with values like “Snowy scene”, “Greenery with expanse of water”, or “Very narrow old street”, “Cloudy and somber”, “Blue with white clouds”, or “Purest blue”.
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Check out our editors’ favorite entries this week from National Geographic’s annual photography contest.
(Source: zero1infinity)
