Wiggle Animation - 1929 Grand Canyon
Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 30-08-2010
Tagged Under : 1900s, animation, arizona, bright angel, bright angel point, clouds, grand canyon, history, illusions, photograph, stereo card, stereoscopic, stereoscopy, vintage, wiggle
Spirit of St. Louis Wiggle Animation (1929)
Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 30-08-2010
Tagged Under : 1900s, 1920s, airplane, animation, Charles, flight, guard, history, illusions, Lindbergh, photograph, plane, soldiers, spirit of st. louis, st. louis, stereo card, stereoscopic, stereoscopy, wiggle
Monastery of St. Catherine, Wiggle Animation
Posted by Clicksy | Posted in Wiggle Animations | Posted on 27-08-2010
Tagged Under : 1900s, animation, church, frescoes, illusions, monastery, paintings, photograph, st. catherine, stereo card, stereoscopic, stereoscopy, vintage, wiggle
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.
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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
Tagged Under : 1900s, art, berlin, history, old, photograph, photographs, photoshop, prague, vienna, vintage, wwII
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.
