Gifs made from old photographs from the New York Public Library by Cursive Buildings.
Forgive me if you’ve seen these one hundred times. I can sometimes be the last to know.
Gold miners with frost-covered faces, -62 degrees, Alaska, circa 1899.
Two men take out ore in a Colorado gold mine, circa 1888.
Dinner time at a cowboy camp, Montana, circa 1895.
UPDATE:
Carl from Philadelphia writes:
“I was in California for work last week for work. On the flight home Itook some pictures of clouds that turn out to work together like the twitchy stereo pictures on your blog.”
“I also took some more sets of waves on the beach that end up being morelike a crappy movie. I wasn’t shooting as fast as the camera could goso they could definitely be more fluid with more frames. Of course thisis all a silly way to fake taking movies with a DSLR like
the new Nikon D90 can do.”
somewhat related: 5D Mark II, 5D Mark II !!!
Earthquake!
i am so glad you’re still blogging, rachel…
just wanted to say.
xoe
amazing stuff! I never saw somethng like this on my monitor – did not even know this was possible. Very exciting – opens a whole “new” area of digital photography.