In case you aren’t joking, all of Napoleon Bonaparte’s 4 brothers lived into the age of photography (1826) and had their photo taken with a camera. His youngest brother Jérôme sat for many photo sessions. Only one of his 3 sisters, Caroline, lived into the era but never had a photo taken. Napoleon Bonaparte (08/15/1769 - 05/05/1821), didn’t live into the age of photography. US President Abraham Lincoln also has several photos taken of him during the Civil War.
I feel like I’m missing context here
Above is a photo of Barbara Streisand.
The Streisand effect describes a situation where an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information results in the unintended consequence of the effort instead increasing public awareness of the information.
I feel like it’d be better to post the picture of her house.
That’s Barbra Streisand, of “the Streisand Effect.”
I didn’t know we had cameras when she was young, I don’t recognize her. I thought this was ai Paris Hilton or something.
Not sure if serious or joking…
If serious: The photo-capturing camera as we know it has existed in one form or another since the early 1800s.
Ok boomer…
But seriously, I’m old enough to remember the world when it was black and white only. When the world got upgraded to color it really changed things.
She was in the musical Hello Dolly. A fantastic film, she’s Dolly!
In case you aren’t joking, all of Napoleon Bonaparte’s 4 brothers lived into the age of photography (1826) and had their photo taken with a camera. His youngest brother Jérôme sat for many photo sessions. Only one of his 3 sisters, Caroline, lived into the era but never had a photo taken. Napoleon Bonaparte (08/15/1769 - 05/05/1821), didn’t live into the age of photography. US President Abraham Lincoln also has several photos taken of him during the Civil War.