Oh, Cmon! We have to hear this one.

By the way, the entire 1700 photograph FSA color photo archive is available online at the Library of Congress:

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search?s...&c=100&co=fsac

If you want to see the 170,000 black and white photographs produced by the same program that would be here:

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search?st=grid&c=100&co=fsa

If old color photographs fascinate you, you might also be interested in these from Russia in the period 1906-1915:

http://lcweb2.loc.gov/service/pnp/pp...800/04842r.jpg

Example:



The online catalog of the Prints & Photographs Reading Room is, in general, just an amazing resource.

Trust me, you don't. I'm ashamed of me.

my dad was already off fighting the war at the tender age of 19 or 20 when a lot of these pictures were taken. an incredible look at the world he often talked about, but I could never truly imagine.

even seeing it, its hard to imagine

endless thanks for those

One of them.

Ooooo.... Thanks!

Well, you've killed my cat, but I'll let it go for now. ;)

Links only to the image.

Whoops. It is the Prokudin-Gorskii Collection, accessible from the general link at the end of my post.

But here's the gallery link for that collection:

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/search?s...&c=100&co=prok

It's funny how easy it is to think that these people lived black and white lives.