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“No Ordinary Eyes”: 30 Amazing Moments Captured In Photography
There's a Facebook group called 'No Ordinary Eyes' and it's a gold mine for anyone interested in the days gone by.
According to the community's 'About' section, it encourages people to share fashion, street, and documentary photos from the past that "capture the essence of life and humanity in all its highs and lows." And they do!
The 322.6K members (among whom there are also masters of the craft, such as photographer Mykolas Juodelė) regularly post rarely seen images that transport you back in time and offer a new perspective on history. Here are some of the most memorable ones.
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Kirsten Kerkhof 1 year ago
And here I am, who can't even make a snow ball that doesn't fall apart mid-flight ...
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 year ago
The orange in front is trying to rub out the brain cell.
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Jane No Dough 1 year ago
Spent my whole life thinking shepherding was a peaceful easy job. My bad!
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Runs with scissors 1 year ago
I love the patchwork of colors, the repeating shapes, and the reflection that adds so much depth. Even the harsh lighting works as it flattens everything. Very cool.
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Lucky2BAlive 1 year ago
You hummed the Jaws theme … you know it (I can show myself to the door)
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witchling 1 year ago
These are wonderful. Especially when you consider that most were done pre-digital era when there was no way to preview your shots and you were limited by the amount of film you had on hand. Remember those days?
witchling 1 year ago
These are wonderful. Especially when you consider that most were done pre-digital era when there was no way to preview your shots and you were limited by the amount of film you had on hand. Remember those days?
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