19th century tintype available here.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
"Wow..."
19th century tintype available here.
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I love this tintype because she seems to be saying the bonus word on the list below...
19th century tintype available here.
19th century tintype available here.
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1 comment:
i guess...
i dunno which one i find funnier...
i even like the title, as in wow.
never before have i seen such a spontaneous cyannotype, which it is, right? ;)))
n♥
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