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  • I could look at Daguerreotypes for days. This is from such an early period of time, it's like opening a little window into such a dreamy and mysterious age. When I was younger I wasn't aware that there were any clear pictures from before the civil war. I was blown away to see stuff like this. To me, the further back in time you go, the more beautiful the people are. I can see their lives in their faces. So very captivating. Thanks for posting!!!!

  • I don't like americans but this is a good film.

  • Beautiful video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Thanks

  • im sorry for him at the end :(

  • Excellent video. I saw an exhibit of French daguerreotypes and many of them were of seemingly casual poses and disappearing urban elements; but few American dags I have seen have these qualities. People relish Southworth and Hawes for creating fairy-tale beautiful dags whose flattery approaches that of a painted miniature. I like S&H; but I much prefer the Easterly dags. Some American dags are scientific or historical, but Easterly's are above and beyond in my eyes.

  • Wonderful story. Thanks so much for posting it.

  • Wonderful!! Thanks for posting. Fascinating and beautiful. A look at an art that was truly timeless in its way.

  • Thank you. This guy was way ahead of his time. I've always been interested in any photos before the Civil War.

  • very interesting

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