Victorian Post Mortem Photography [ Contains Photos of the deceased ]

[barrysgrl74]

um.... 90% of the portraits were blocked by the hand prints. would have been great if i could have actually seen the photos.

[gailoftheblackrose]

@barrysgrl74 Agreed, but when I make my videos in the program i use [sony vegas 8.0]

it seems a lot more transparent then it does when the video is rendered. Why? I have no idea, it ticks me off though. . .

[barrysgrl74]

@gailoftheblackrose Good thing was, some of the photos I had not seen before. They definitely caught my attention! I would love to have the talent and know how to put my collection on YouTube. Eh fooey. That's what my teenager is for.

[aliensamuraipirate]

I do have an interest in Victorian culture. While this is rather creepy, it's still interesting. I can tell post-mortem photography was popular for those who could afford it (why they would want to pose a human corpse for a photo is a little hard for us to understand in modern culture, but taking photos of naked little girls in those days was okay too).