In defense of those guys, film exposure time in 1885 was still relatively long and they were told to stand perfectly still, probably for at least several seconds. I feel bad for the two guys on the left who had to hold the railroad tie still while the exposure was being made.
Oh I know,:-) anytime there was a camera present in those days, everyone came to be in it. Sometimes there is a dog in those pictures, he didn't know enough to stand still so he's a tailwagging blur!
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In defense of those guys, film exposure time in 1885 was still relatively long and they were told to stand perfectly still, probably for at least several seconds. I feel bad for the two guys on the left who had to hold the railroad tie still while the exposure was being made.
ReplyDeleteOh I know,:-) anytime there was a camera present in those days, everyone came to be in it. Sometimes there is a dog in those pictures, he didn't know enough to stand still so he's a tailwagging blur!
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