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thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
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thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
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thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
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thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
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thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
Zoom
thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
Zoom
thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
Zoom
thethespacecoyote: hey-its-tsai: ask-femgermania: fuckyeahrobespierre: Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal. HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE— did i already reblog this who cares it’s awesome The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 
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thethespacecoyote:

hey-its-tsai:

ask-femgermania:

fuckyeahrobespierre:

Some of the most iconic photos of our history. Seeing them in color makes it even more surreal.

HOW THE FUCK IS THIS DONE—

did i already reblog this

who cares it’s awesome

The middle three I think are especially poignant, because I think when images of destruction, violence, and death are seen in black and white, there’s a sort of unreality about them…a tendency to see them as history, the stuff of textbooks, and not as real things that really happened. 

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