Photographer Uses 166-Year-Old Technique To Shoot Kids, And The Result Is Haunting

Photographer Uses 166-Year-Old Technique To Shoot Kids, And The Result Is Haunting
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Spanish artist Jacqueline Roberts swims against the tide, reviving 19-th century photography in the digital era. Jacqueline's work mostly revolves around the psychological and emotional transition from childhood to adolescence, and the technique she uses further intensifies the eerily change, making the images look like something you'd find in your nightmares.

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2017-6-2 12:55

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