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| Lauren Bacall, 1940er Jahre. Quelle: lespritswing |
Dienstag, 21. Januar 2014
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| Louise Brooks am Filmplakat zu "Pandorra's Box": "One of the most enduringly fascinating women ever to appear on the screen", 1929. Source: lespritswing |
Freitag, 10. Januar 2014
Samstag, 4. Januar 2014
Konservatoren entdecken eine 100 Jahre alte Schachtel mit Negativen in der Antarktis
Die Site Peta Pixel berichtet:
Almost one hundred years after a group of explorers set out across the frozen landscape of Antarctica to set up supply depots for famed explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, a box of 22 never-before-seen exposed but unprocessed negatives taken by the group’s photographer has been unearthed in one of those shacks, preserved in a block of ice.
This incredible discovery was made by the Conservators of the New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust who are working to restore an old exploration hut. The 22 cellulose nitrate negatives were, the Trust believes, left there by Shackleton’s Ross Sea Party, which became stranded on Ross Island when their ship blew out to sea during a blizzard.
As you can imagine, the negatives weren’t in the best of shape when they were found, but a Wellington photography conservator took the time to painstakingly process and restore them until they revealed their secrets.
Weitere Foto's auf der Website des Trusts: hier).
Almost one hundred years after a group of explorers set out across the frozen landscape of Antarctica to set up supply depots for famed explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, a box of 22 never-before-seen exposed but unprocessed negatives taken by the group’s photographer has been unearthed in one of those shacks, preserved in a block of ice.
This incredible discovery was made by the Conservators of the New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust who are working to restore an old exploration hut. The 22 cellulose nitrate negatives were, the Trust believes, left there by Shackleton’s Ross Sea Party, which became stranded on Ross Island when their ship blew out to sea during a blizzard.
As you can imagine, the negatives weren’t in the best of shape when they were found, but a Wellington photography conservator took the time to painstakingly process and restore them until they revealed their secrets.
Weitere Foto's auf der Website des Trusts: hier).
Freitag, 3. Januar 2014
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