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Thought Miles Monroe might appreciate this:

Rarely Seen Photographs Captured More Than You Already Know

This collection of rarely seen photographs capture a different side to history than you already know...with the advancement of modern technology, the photos from the past reveal more than we ever original expected to see.

Take a closer look...now that they’re rendered in gorgeous color they’re no longer just photographs, but fully fledged true life moments in time. This personally selected collection of vintage photos that have been transformed from black and white to color will show you what life was really like in the past.

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Circus performer Harriet Hodgini, sits on the gate of a truck helping Otto Griebling, a circus clown, apply his makeup, 1935 🎪


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Wow - awesome photo!
 
Thanks! It was all over last night and we lost power for a few hours. Gotta love county living!
 
Boone said:
My uncle sent me an old photo today which I cleaned up and enhanced. This is a photo, probably from the early 30's, of my grandmother (front row, 2nd from left) and my great aunt (2nd row, 4th from left with basketball) posing for their high school basketball team. My grandmother was a major athlete, starring for both her high school and college basketball and swim teams.

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Boone said:
Brother Miles Monroe - thanks for the ultra cool photoshop job you did for me on my grandmother and great aunt's image. So cool!

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This was a cool project Miles Monroe did for me. I actually posted these on the High School's Facebook Group page which was really cool. Pete does amazing colorization work if you are looking to do something unique with an old family photo.
 
So, I had an outdoor light fixture that needed to be replaced. As I pulled the light away from the wall, all this white stuff drops out. I look in the electrical box and find the mother load of lizard eggs. Between the ones that hit the ground, the ones I got out, and the crushed ones in the box, I say there was at least 100 eggs. They are now in the procession of my daughter the science teacher.

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Miles Monroe said:
So, I had an outdoor light fixture that needed to be replaced. As I pulled the light away from the wall, all this white stuff drops out. I look in the electrical box and find the mother load of lizard eggs. Between the ones that hit the ground, the ones I got out, and the crushed ones in the box, I say there was at least 100 eggs. They are now in the procession of my daughter the science teacher.

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What kind of lizard lays eggs that big??? Sure they aren’t snake eggs?
 
Can't remember the type my daughter told me. I've found them before, even had a single one hatch. I thought snake eggs at first too. They're tiny, maybe 7mm long.
 
Estimated 10-12ft gator dragging a python. Yes, it’s bloated but also missing its head and part of its tail. Longest recorded python in the Everglades is 19ish feet. You do the math.

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Looking up a spiral staircase in the Melk Abbey near Salzburg, Austria from a recent trip:

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Pretty awesome brother!
 
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