Reaching for the Out of Reach 21:
A street vendor balances a box on his head, South Carolina, circa 1875.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 21:
A street vendor balances a box on his head, South Carolina, circa 1875.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 20:
American Civil War veterans pose at Gettysburg, circa 1890.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 19:
A train runs between large banks of snow on the F&P, Wisconsin, circa 1890.
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if cursivebuildings.com was a highway, we’d all be bumper to bumper this week… serious. thank you so much for the following links & features:
thanks for kicking around cursivebuildings.
[ ps. watching this (1:50-2:10) was absolutely surreal ]
Reaching for the Out of Reach 18:
A buffalo causes a stir in the streets of Chicago, circa 1890.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 17:
Cassiano indian at San Antonio Mission, said to be 136 years old, circa 1880.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 16:
Amateur barber during the American Civil War, circa 1863.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 15:
Horseshoe Curve in the Allegheny Mountains, Pennsylvania, circa 1908.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 14:
Vine-covered structure in Central Park, New York City, circa 1882.
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Reaching for the Out of Reach 13:
Broadway, New York City, circa 1860.
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i’m breathing new life into the past using old digitized photographs from the new york public library. i’ve spent hours rekindling these moments. & they will not be the last. i’m so so deep on these funny little things… it’s like the past has rediscovered a dimension!
please note:
these are made from old stereographs. i’m happy this series has somehow reached every corner of the internet. the actual process is very simple. the entire series is a product of my own curiosities, completely… having no thoughts that you, lovely stranger, would be reading these words & seeing those photographs. still. i’m glad you came.