This is how the World looked 120 years ago.
Early photographs would have remained grainy and sepia-tinted had it not been for the outstanding work of Auguste and Louis Lumière who developed a technique they called Autochrome Lumière. The brothers revolutionized and dominated the world of colour photography until Kodak took things to a whole new level with the invention of Kodachrome film in 1935.
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© Rod McRiven 2020
Photographs: #1 Mark Twain #2 Moulin Rouge #3 Damsel #4 Bathing beauty #5 Waiting for daddy More about Autochrome
Website: The Lumiere Brothers
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I was not aware that color photography existed that early in history. I’ve only seen the hand tinted pictures.
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