1890s Colorized Wiggle Animation

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 31-08-2010

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1894-1895 - Tired of Play (a girl with daisies resting on a dog, colorized)

View the original image from the Library of Congress here.

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Wiggle Animation - 1929 Grand Canyon

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 30-08-2010

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1929 - Clouds over the Grand Canyon from Bright Angel Point, Arizona

View the original image from the Library of Congress here.

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Spirit of St. Louis Wiggle Animation (1929)

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 30-08-2010

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1929 - The Spirit of St. Louis being guarded by the United States, Washington, D.C.

View the original image from the Library of Congress here.

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Monastery of St. Catherine, Wiggle Animation

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 27-08-2010

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1900-1920 - To Sinai via the Red Sea, Tor, and Wady Hebran. Interior of the church seen from the apse. Monastery of St. Catherine.

This one would no doubt be a better animation with the outer edges of the door cropped, however I was impressed with the images painted around it, so they stay!

View the original image from the Library of Congress here.

To find out how these are created, go here.  Get page updates on Facebook here.

Moonlight towers: light pollution in the 1800s

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Links | Posted on 08-08-2010

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Check out this article from Low-tech Magazine about arc towers around the turn of the century.  Lots of illustrations, pretty cool, I had never heard of these!  Clicky

A creative new use for historical images

Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Links | Posted on 06-08-2010

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I’ve always enjoyed seeing images of scenes now and then, and in fact hope to take a trip to Charleston before winter to do the same with some old Civil War images.  Sergey Larenkov has used this technique and added a twist, creating ghost-like images by overlaying parts of old images over the new.  The results are surreal and striking, I urge you to check out his blog here.

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