It's time for a August Photo a Day project over on Instagram. Join me @lashawnwiltz on Instagram for #augusteyecandy Photo a day!
Hello! Welcome to July! Here’s the new photo a day list! HOW TO PLAY + Playing along could not be easier! I promise. Just look at the list each day and take a photo using the prompt as inspiration. So, for example, Day 1 is HAPPINESS IS, so all you have to do is take ... Read more
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Built in the 10th century BC, the Greek city of Ephesus is one of Turkey's most spectacular historic sites. Here's how to visit with ease.
Some of the earliest photos of Victorian women have come to light in a revealing album of prints from the pioneering days of photography. The set of pictures taken by Lady Clementina Hawarden, one of Britain's first female photographers, is set to fetch £150,000 at auction.
Within an 1880s home. You can discern from the gun, rug, and also the antlers that this belongs to a hunting family.
Kensington and Chelsea Libraries have published several wonderful images by the late amateur photographer Edward Linley Sambourne which captures the c...
Happy International Women's Day everyone. Here we are celebrating lesser known women who have dramatically advanced science and humanity as a whole. Instagram///Twitter///Facebok Sources: UNESCO,...
Happy Friday! I can hardly believe my birthday is next Friday, which is also the first day of November. It's mind blowing! How are we already into the final months of 2013?! My dear friend Nicole, from Bloom, and I have been so excited to finally announce this Instagram challenge we've been planning for the last few weeks. Since I am smitten with everything "home" related, and November is a month where we truly remember to reflect on our blessings, many of which begin at home, we created this 30 day Instagram challenge. We're calling it the Joy Filled Home Challenge and we'd LOVE for you to join us! Below are the prompts for each day in November. November 1st (my birthday!), we'll kick off with posting a picture of your favorite room in your house. Be sure to read through each of the prompts before you start taking pictures each day, so you can really think about what you want to capture :) Be sure to use the hashtag #JOYFILLEDHOMECHALLENGE and tag Nicole and I in your post so we can go through all the pictures! We really can't wait to see all the photos of where you call "home" and really use this month intentionally to focus on everything God has blessed us with. So, if your house is big or small, finished or completely in the middle of projects, rented or owned, house or apartment (or even a dorm room!), we hope you'll join in the fun. Feel free to spread the word about this challenge! We made the image below for you to put on your blogs or instagrams: Follow us on instagram: @michaelanoelle & @nicolevcole Comment below and let us know if you're in! Happy weekend! xoxo
From egg gatherers in Yorkshire to the Holborn viaduct under construction, a book by the Historic England Archive brings together photos dating from 1850
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The remarkable portraits (pictured), taken in the 1860s, show the female workers who toiled for long hours at Welsh mines using heavy equipment to break ironstones.
In 1901-2, Horace Warner took photos of East End street kids, who he called 'Spitalfields nippers'. Here's a selection of the rare ones that have survived to this day
A Day at Château de Fontainebleau takes you through history and behind the scenes at one of France's most beautiful historic architectural landmarks.
I wanted to create a feeling of a calling, the kind that whispers to us when we least expect it. The kind of calling that moves us past what we know to places where the unknown provokes us to wonde…
Powerful colour pictures that show the resilience of the British spirit throughout The Blitz have emerged to mark the 70th anniversary of Winston Churchill's 'V for Victory' campaign.
. The windows of 10 Avenue George V, BALENCIAGA ,were for many seasons, graced with the fantastic sculptures by Janine Janet made just for Balenciaga. Balenciaga let Janine Janet have free reign to her fantasies-only stipulating that the windows never appear commercial. Within the three windows, perfumes or other hints of Balenciaga were discreetly placed by Janet. The effect of the windows was to suggest the art of the couturier not the production of-just imagine. The success of the windows was evident in their longevity. Many of Janet's works would stay in place for a year or more. Her first windows in 1952 were representations of Air, Earth and Water. She employed feathers, arrows, sculpted birds, sheaves of wheat, straw hats and flowers eluding to the elaborate work of the famous silk weavers of the 18th century. She continued to work with Balenciaga for years. Her work can also be seen in Cocteau's. Le Testament d' Orphée, LA REINE by Janine Janet- made of wood and nails, with the nails creating the entirety of detailing in the sculpture. image from BALENCIAGA PARIS In 1959, La Reine-the Queen, Le Roi-the King and Le Valet-the knave- were commissioned by Balenciaga for his windows. LE ROI and LE VALET from here One couldn't help see these Janet sculptures and not think of this 1949 Balenciaga gown. There was a constant play between the couturier and the sculptor. image from BALENCIAGA, by Lesley Ellis Miller Janet's La Reine at Balenciaga Balenciaga window-1962. Posing with a Janet sculpture in a Balenciaga Autumn mohair dress, from 1957. (photograph from BALENCIAGA, by Lesley Ellis Miller) additional links for Janine Janet here .
For 100 years, they stayed hidden in family albums. Now amateur photographer Horace Warner’s intimate portraits of London’s poorest children are being printed for the first time, giving a glimpse into a forgotten world
Redgrave, Comaneci, Coe and Phelps were in the running but who claimed first place in our countdown? Here's Sportsmail's final rundown of classic moments...
A thick, greasy, grimy fog - known as the Great Smog of London - descended on the city during a particularly cold December in 1952 and killed 12,000 p...
EXCLUSIVE: Samuel Willenberg, left, was just 29 when he fled the horrors of the Treblinka death camp in August 1942. Now 92, and the sole survivor, he tells his story to MailOnline.
On the avenue dubbed the “Millionaire’s Colony” in the late 19th century thanks to its unbroken line of ornate mansions, one house stood out as the most insanely overdone: William…
Born on January 27, 1832, Charles Dodgson is better known as Lewis Carroll, the author of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.' Dodgson likely drew from people in his own life to populate his legendary book.
Сегодня нам предстоит увлекательная экскурсия в нью-йоркскую государственную психиатрическую клинику Pilgrim образца 1938 года, где мирно, а порой не
This is another photograph by the Belgian photographer Leonard Misonne and dates from 1899, it shows the view from Lower Regent Street junction with Waterloo Place looking south across Pall Mall to the Duke of York Column. The Guards Crimean War Memorial is in the centre and the Athenaeum Club is at top right. The building on the left was demolished in 1909 and replaced with Cox's Bank, that same building is now a hotel.
The pictures from the Historic England archive trace the country's transformation from 1839 when photography was invented to the present day.
