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vintagecamping · 10 hours
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A Chevrolet Fleetmaster aka the "Woodie Wagon" squeezes through the Tunnel Tree. Sequoia National Park
1949
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yesterdaysprint · 6 hours
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The Decatur Daily Review, Illinois, October 29, 1933  
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utwo · 14 hours
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Rouen! It’s the capital of Normandy in France
© Steven Van der Hulst
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thecinamonroe · 11 hours
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Marilyn Monroe, then Norma Jeane, photographed by Andre de Dienes at Death Valley, 1945.
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humanoidhistory · 52 minutes
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Data center in Dresden, East Germany, 1973.
(Deutsche Fotothek)
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undr · 7 hours
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Bert Hardy. A second-hand clothes shop in Gorbals. 1948
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vintagecamping · 10 hours
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Good times and good friends.
Colorado
1986
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Yue battle axe with turquoise inlay, China, Late Shang Dynasty, 13th-12th century BC
from The National Palace Museum, Taipei
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utwo · 14 hours
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Castle Eltz Germany
© J.Radigruber
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sovietpostcards · 7 hours
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An amateur radio operator, student of the Moscow Aviation Institute, V. Popryanin at the radio receiver of his own design. Photo by Filimonov (Moscow, April 1951).
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beggars-opera · 2 hours
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Museum pet peeve of the day: asking random trivia questions. Either on a tour on on social media. "Who knows what year was X built?" "What does this contraption do?"
It's fine if you're framing it as a "are you a fan of this thing, test your knowledge with a quiz" (one of my favorites did this today) but so often it's just following the letter of the "be interactive" law without following the spirit.
Either you know the answer, and feel superior, or you don't, and feel like an idiot because you think you should have known.
If you're going to actually engage with your audience, you need to give them the opportunity for actual feedback and discussion, dangit. Ask them their opinion about something. Ask them how they feel about a scenario. Ask them if they have any experiences that mirror what you're talking about. Ask them something that will encourage them to do something besides reciting some factoid they remember from elementary school.
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undr · 10 hours
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André Kertész. Paris, The Tree, 1963
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memories-of-ancients · 24 hours
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Flintlock sporting gun from the armory of Tipu Sutlan, Kingdom of Mysore, India, dated 1793-1794
from Bonhams
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utwo · 14 hours
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Mustang WARBIRD
© Sidelight Photography
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tygerland · 6 hours
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Boris Mikhailov Untitled (Kharkiv, Ukraine 1998). Life-size photograph [236 × 126 cm / 93 × 50 in.] from the 2019 "Forbidden Image" exhibition in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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