Vintage Imaging ~ One of the very first colour photographs ('Christina in red' 1913)
This is an image of a girl called Christina and it was taken in 1913 using dyed potato starch.
Before 1907, if you wanted a color photograph then you (well, a professional colorist) basically had to color it in using different dyes and pigments, but two French brothers called Auguste and Louis Lumière changed all that with a game-changing process that they called the Autochrome Lumière. Using dyed grains of potato starch and light-sensitive emulsion, they were able to produce vibrant photographs without the need for additional colorization. Despite being difficult to manufacture and also somewhat expensive, the process was very popular among amateur photographers and one of the world's first books of color photography was published using the Autochrome Lumière technique.
by Cotton.
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Really nice photoshoot......1913 use in photograph @cottonlazarus
I like this one too, you can write a story about this girl, she could be a muse ^^
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