I would love to read a little bit more about these people too. Provide us with the info next time, please :)
30+ Ethereal Photos That Prove People’s Faces Were Pretty Special 100 Years Ago

The faces of people in old photographs of the late 19th-early 20th centuries are very different from modern ones. One of the reasons for this is the length of the camera exposure. More than 100 years ago, photographic film didn’t have high light sensitivity, and shutter speed lasted from a few seconds to several minutes. In addition, people were rarely photographed, so each photoshoot was a memorable event for them that they took very seriously. And this fact also affected the expression on their faces.
But we at Bright Side are sure that the main reason is that a person’s appearance is greatly influenced by the reality that they live in. And you’ll probably agree that our world has changed a lot in 100 years. Just have look at the photographs of people from the past century and even the century before. And as a bonus, we added some evidence that people have always loved posing with their pets.
Romanians
Ainu (indigenous people of Japan)
Hawaiians
Nivkh people
Gypsies
On the left is a Spanish gypsy, on the right is a Tscherkessen gypsy.
Britons
Finns
Americans
Pomors
Ethiopians
Koreans
Swedes
Catalans
Irish
Filipinos
Berbers
Circassians
French
Japanese
Bonus: And over 100 years ago, people loved taking pictures with their pets.
Whose face did you find especially vivid and unusual?
Comments
this Berber woman is such a beauty ❤
Related Reads
I Cut Off My Parents After They Tried to Control My Inheritance, and Finally Learned the Truth

I Excluded My Stepson From Family Dinners, Then His Mom Showed Up at My Job

12 Employees Whose Bad Decisions Came Back to Bite Them

I Refuse to Beg for Time With My Grandson

12 Stories That Show Kindness Is Not Weak—It’s Quiet Power

I Refused to Stay Silent After What My Stepson Did to My Daughter—It Shattered Our Family

I Refuse to Pay Half on a Date—I’m Vegan, I Never Eat Much

15 Moments That Remind Us Horror Isn’t Just in the Movies

I Refused to Pay for My Girlfriend’s Family Dinner and Her Reaction Caught Me Off Guard

I Won’t Hand Over My Room to My Sick Grandson, Especially Not Since I Overheard My Daughter’s Shocking Plans

12 Dark Family Secrets That Could Have Been Movie Plot Twists

I Was Excluded From a “Family” Dinner—My Revenge Taught My DIL a Lesson




















