I didn't realise Kristen Schall would make such at attractive man!
我还真没看出来,克里斯汀·沙尔扮起男人来居然这么有魅力!
dahlek8829 赞2018/12/1
Holy shit you’re right
我靠,你说得对。
CKB-13342 赞2018/12/1
OP's gram is way better looking than her.
原主的那个(大麻)看起来比她好多了。
Db102335 赞2018/12/1
That’s awesome!!!! I bet they were amazing people!
太赞了!!!!我敢说他们肯定是非常棒的人!
dahlek88552 赞2018/12/1
They were! I didn’t get to know my grandpa since he died when I was really young but he was a pastor at the local church, and my grandma was a nurse for many years on top of being a mom to 4 kids. She had Alzheimer’s pretty bad at the end but she loved it when we visited and sang Christmas carols with her.
The sense of humor displayed in this photo is awesome! I love it. It is rare too, to see people cutting up this way, instead of standing there stoic and awkward like so many photographed in the 40’s.
The standard emotionless pose for photos that was prevalent all the way up until people got personal cameras really gives the impression that nobody knew what fun was until like 1965.
The really early photographs took a lot longer to expose so nobody would keep smiling that long.
最早期的那些照片曝光时间确实要长得多,所以没人能一直保持那么久的微笑。
Makropony73 赞2018/12/1
Not true. People just didn’t get their pictures taken that often. It was generally a serious occasion since you’d only have so many photos.
不对。其实就是那时候的人没那么常照相。拍照通常是个挺严肃的场合,毕竟一辈子也拍不了几张。
crumpledlinensuit21 赞2018/12/1
Yeah, but by the 1870s (a mere 30 years after the invention of photography), photographers could use an exposure of 1/1000 of a second, and by the 1880s they were down to 1/6000. Admittedly, that's probably just the record speed, but it's clear that well before the *vast* majority of portrait photos were taken, speed of exposure was not an issue. The stiltedness is nothing to do with having to hold still, it's because a photograph was a fairly expensive thing to have done and people wanted to have an expression similar to what you would have in a painted portrait. Its entirely stylistic/cultural and nothing to do with technological limitations of the medium.
My Papa just passed. He was 96yrs old. I'm still at the hospital. Seeing this photo made me remember that he and Nana are together again. Thank you for helping in my grief.