The photo passed a long way before becoming colorfully bright and rabid flowery. But no matter how it was not chasing the realistic color reproduction, inadvertently arising in the picture the oddity of the paint may have an enthusiastic effect.
The first color shot appeared in the 1860s, but widely accessible and easily applicable technology became only in the middle of the 20th century. Contrary to the complexity and bulkness of early photocrubs, enthusiasts did not leave attempts to convey colors with all truthfulness. Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky, using James Maxwell's flowering technology, developed its own photoemulsia sensitization methods to get a full-fledged display of red along with blue and green.
Author, patented by the Lumiere brothers in 1903, became the world's first color photography technology suitable for mass application. She was leading on the market until 1935, but had a number of shortcomings - in the image there were monochrome fragments and stains. From a glass substrate, a photoflastic switched to a photowley, which continued to be in a foot with the development of the chemical industry. With a boom digital photography, many manufacturers have suspended or stopped out the release of film, but in recent years, interest is returned to it.
Color has the power to influence the mood of people. In art, it is used as a means of expressing not only the dynamics of relations and contrasts, but also sound or even taste. Henri Matisss argued that a person gets energy with color.
The subject of our attention in this selection - photos with a strange color. These pictures in which, it seems, the flavor exploded and went beyond realistic. Whether the film behaved so much, or indeed the photographer filmed an insanely bright object, and maybe the case in lighting or all coincided together.
You can view the full version of the selection (227 photos) on Cameralabs.