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photojojo:

At first glance, the photos above might seem like products of a dark room disaster, but they’re actually modern-day daguerreotypes. Instead of flexible negatives you think of with film, daguerreotypes use silver plated copper.

Tessa Traeger was given a treasure trove of old-fashioned camera equipment when a family member passed away. Instead of moving it to another attic, she decided to try her hand at the difficult technique. 

Photographer Breathes Life Into 19th Century Daguerreotypes

via Feature Shoot

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valentineuhovski:

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