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From the very earliest days of the photographic medium, experiments where directed at capturing a colour image; however most of the early processes that where developed — such as the Hillotype, by the American Levi Hill (1816-unknown) — exhibited an extremely limited range of hues, or where frequently unstable and in practical.
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"The crowds were filing in now, small men casting long shadows that reminded me of Vincent Laforet’s aerial photographs of skaters in New York City. I shot some photos on my phone, instagrammed and tweeted those. In a few minutes they went viral. My caption for one picture was ‘This is Not Tahrir Square’, the sarcasm was missed but the photo was widely retweeted."
Photography and Text by Ritesh Uttamchandani | Open Magazine More of his work on http://riteshuttamchandani.photoshelter.com Via khicṛī Delete the scoop?
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