Posts Tagged: history
Portrait of a legacy
I mentioned in a previous post that no space shuttle has ever been fully photographed whilst docked with the International Space Station. However NASA has released today landmark portraits of Endeavour and the ISS taken by Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli on the
Portrait of a legacy
I mentioned in a previous post that no space shuttle has ever been fully photographed whilst docked with the International Space Station. However NASA has released today landmark portraits of Endeavour and the ISS taken by Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli on the
Vue Lumière No 765 – Serpentine Dance, 1896
One interesting piece of media I came across today (whilst reading about the origins of cinema) was an early piece of footage shot by the Lumiere brothers in 1896: The silent film depicts an unnamed dancer quite hauntingly perform Loie
Vue Lumière No 765 – Serpentine Dance, 1896
One interesting piece of media I came across today (whilst reading about the origins of cinema) was an early piece of footage shot by the Lumiere brothers in 1896: The silent film depicts an unnamed dancer quite hauntingly perform Loie
