I'm genuinely tired of Instagram and the requirement to constantly keep posting pictures, videos, and reels on a daily basis to stay relevant to its algorithm. In some ways, it seems like it's gotten out of control because of the sheer number of users on it.
Only a solid grasp of history can help us avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and lead to a better future for everyone. There’s nothing like a direct comparison between photos. The post People Are Sharing ‘Then And Now’ Pics On This Page To Show How Time Changes Things (106 New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
Only a solid grasp of history can help us avoid repeating the mistakes of the past and lead to a better future for everyone. There’s nothing like a direct comparison between photos. The post ‘Old Photos In Real Life’: 35 Pics That Show How Much Time Affects Everything (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
The easiest way for us to get a glimpse into the good old days is to open up our family's photo album. But what if we go through the images and instead of calming down our curiosity, they only fuel it? Easy.
Like all things, even the best and biggest companies had humble beginnings. And the vintage pictures from these companies’ early days are incredible to look at.
Photography is the art of the frozen time. Sometimes photography is the only link to the past. And over time, it can be lost forever due to tears, scratches, and other threats.
I created an Instagram account to collect the pictures of the photos on old tombstones, mostly found in Italian cemeteries. I love old photographs from 1800 and early 1900 that depict the first attempts in portrait photography. They are historical and fascinating.
Ever since I bought my 50mm lens, I fell in love with bokeh and blu. Those out of focus backgrounds and variously shaped bokeh is a pure beauty. I would often place my little tin toys on the most unusual places and try capture the perfect bokeh.
Before Joseph Szabo was a world renown photographer, he was a teacher at Malverne High School in Long Island. And on his first days at the job he figured that he's gonna need something special to catch the attention of his pupils. So he brought a camera into class.
If you’re fans of history, vintage aesthetics, and old-timey photography, dear Pandas, then this is the article for you. The post 40 Pics That Perfectly Sum Up The Soviet And Post Soviet Times, As Shared On This Page first appeared on Bored Panda.
Dylan Scalet inherited a collection of photos captured by his grandfather Jack Sharp. What he discovered was a treasure trove of incredible photographs depicting street life in Europe more than half a century ago.
My name is Mathieu, I live in Paris and I have been practicing digital double exposure for 3 months now. I am an experimental photographer and filmmaker. Usually, I spend 3 or 4 hours making one double exposure creation.
I created an Instagram account to collect pictures of the photos on old tombstones, mostly found in Italian cemeteries. The post 30 Photos Of Fascinating Photographs I Found On Old Tombstones In Italian Cemeteries first appeared on Bored Panda.
I created an Instagram account to collect the pictures of the photos on old tombstones, mostly found in Italian cemeteries. I love old photographs from 1800 and early 1900 that depict the first attempts in portrait photography. They are historical and fascinating.
I used to be a fashion stylist in New York City and worked on lots of beautiful editorials many of which were already pretty avant-garde and some were a bit dark. At some point in my life, everything stopped making sense, my whole life stopped making sense and I started looking for the meaning. At that time, I met my husband in a meditation center.
I used to be a fashion stylist in New York City and worked on lots of beautiful editorials many of which were already pretty avant-garde and some were a bit dark. At some point in my life, everything stopped making sense, my whole life stopped making sense and I started looking for the meaning. At that time, I met my husband in a meditation center.
The 1950’s are often viewed as a golden era in U. S. history, a time of happiness and prosperity, despite the threat of nuclear annihilation, racial segregation and the looming Cold War. While most photos from the time are in black and white, color photography was still a relative novelty at the time and the film was quite expensive for regular people, the photos below are in glorious color.
Photography is the art of the frozen time. Sometimes photography is the only link to the past. And over time, it can be lost forever due to tears, scratches, and other threats.
Dylan Scalet inherited a collection of photos captured by his grandfather Jack Sharp. What he discovered was a treasure trove of incredible photographs depicting street life in Europe more than half a century ago.
Dylan Scalet inherited a collection of photos captured by his grandfather Jack Sharp. What he discovered was a treasure trove of incredible photographs depicting street life in Europe more than half a century ago.
I created an Instagram account to collect pictures of the photos on old tombstones, mostly found in Italian cemeteries. The post I Captured Vintage Photographs On Old Tombstones (60 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
If you're thinking that New York is an unprecedented melting pot of different cultures, you should've seen it a hundred years ago. It's when immigrants from all over the world with all imaginable cultural backgrounds came to plant that seed of an American dream in Ellis Island, New York.
