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Victorian Death Photography
During the late 1800s to early 1900s when the life span was short and diseases were rampant, families would pay to have their dead loved ones placed in a pose and photographed. This was a way for families to have something to remember their deceased kin by as most people didn't even own a single picture of their loved ones. As weird as it may seem now, people back then had a very different view of death, however, shortly after WWI the act of photographing the corpse became taboo and was ended.
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
kool post...i love b/w pics!!!
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
great post!!! umm, fuckin creepy if u ask me lol
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
i cant stop staring at the first pic im like ![]() ![]() |
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
Nice post. I don't think I coild have a pic of my loved one dead hanging on my wall. Very weird.
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
hey flaka i agree its pretty creepy reminds me of one of those horror movies
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
Absolutely lovely post
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
why is this flaka and kelly retards spamming almost every post?wtf do people get out of it i just dont get it ![]() |
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
I posted this thread today too, I just linked up a site for a whole wack of em, my link failed, but I gave some directions on how to get to it.
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Re: Victorian Death Photography
They get to show all of us how small your cock is. Thanks girls!!
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