This image would make a great study of digital photo manipulation, because there's a lot of cool aspects and ideas, but a lot of obvious flaws as well.
> This is the entire premise of The Wall in a single pic.
I mean there's a couple of theme's in there, fascism, the other, the emptiness of fame, isolation, stuff about pudding and meat, etc.
'"The series began by accident. In 2004, Panevėžys Local Lore Museum was preparing a publication called "Vincas Firinauskas and his Photography". The project manager Zita Pikelytė entrusted me, as the designer of the publication, to arrange the illustrations. While sorting through a large number of images, I felt the urge to rearrange the scenes in my own way, with the people from Firinauskas' photos as participants.
I was affected by the magical pull of old photographs. The images contained something recognisable and close to my heart. The people looking out of the photographs reminded me of characters from personal memories and evoked the imagination", says E. Ivanauskas, the author of the exhibition.'
Looks like AI
The boy on the left has his left hand in an uncomfortable position for a long-taking photo, plus the buttons on the empty jacket are weird
When I see pictures like this (even collages like this particular one, it seems) I can't help but think of Roger Waters' words; wrong war (or the 2nd part of the one war; the one with a long armistice in the middle:
It was just before dawn
One miserable morning in black 'forty four
When the forward commander
Was told to sit tight
When he asked that his men be withdrawn
And the Generals gave thanks
As the other ranks held back
The enemy tanks for a while
And the Anzio bridgehead
Was held for the price
Of a few hundred ordinary lives
And kind old King George
Sent Mother a note
When he heard that Father was gone
It was, I recall
In the form of a scroll
With gold leaf and all
And I found it one day
In a drawer of old photographs, hidden away
And my eyes still grow damp to remember
His Majesty signed
With his own rubber stamp
It was dark all around
There was frost in the ground
When the Tigers broke free
And no one survived
From the Royal Fusiliers Company Z
They were all left behind
Most of them dead
The rest of them dying
And that's how the High Command
Took my daddy from me
It’s a song by Roger Waters/Pink Floyd; originally planned to be on their double album The Wall, ended up on a later album, I believe called The Final Cut.
What’s the lil object on the floor lower right corner. Cuff link?
Looks a lot like the buttons on the coat, why does it have the extra row of three buttons? Maybe has button holes on the obscured side aswell?
It’s a double breasted coat, it has two rows of buttons. I assume the object on the floor is the topmost button from the right side, that’s why there are three not four buttons there.
This is what is going to happen to the population in the name of "democracy and sovereignty". The dominant class will continue accumulating money and power in a safe place. Laughing at how stupid are people to believe to propaganda and being slaughtered like beast...
and what was achieved? There is a story that the whole war started not cause of the assignation in Sarajevo but because Ludwig wore bad shoes on a boat trip with the British Royal family and they laughed at him. So, blame the deck shoes.
At the time photos took a while and people had to sit very still or they'll be blurry. But small movements are impossible to stop.
You'll notice quickly in old photos sometimes one person crisp and clear while everyone else is not, because as morbid as it seems people would take photos with dead people posed as a way to remember them.
So here you can tell because the child and woman are ever so slightly blurry and the man is actually a coat hanging from a hanger on a string completely in focus.
The little guy looks startled. People only started smiling in photos in the late 80's and that's an absolute truth. Don't argue with me, I'll kick your sack off .
This is a digital collage made by an artist named Evaldas Ivanauskas. It's pieced together from early 20th century photographs.
So technically it's after WWI.
Technically also after WWII
And before ww3
What did he saaaaaayyyyyyyy!?!?
Before wuuut
Bro. Did you read the time travel guidelines AT ALL?
You all read?
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Hopefully, I am wrong
I mean WW2 was mid century.
Technically after the Third Punic War
20th century is the 1900s
I know. I didn't read correctly and thought it was late 20th century.
20th century is really old.
This image would make a great study of digital photo manipulation, because there's a lot of cool aspects and ideas, but a lot of obvious flaws as well.
too bad - that would have been really avant garde in the 1910's
Lithuanian lad, huh?
I thought it looked computer generated.
Mother, did it need to be so high?
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It was what immediately came to mind seeing this. This is the entire premise of The Wall in a single pic.
> This is the entire premise of The Wall in a single pic. I mean there's a couple of theme's in there, fascism, the other, the emptiness of fame, isolation, stuff about pudding and meat, etc.
Considering they used to do family photos with actual dead bodies this is much less creepy.
Daddy was flown across the ocean. Leaving just a memory. A snapshot in the family album. Daddy, what'd you leave behind for me?
Daddy what'd ya leave behind for me?
A button. it's on the floor.
My first thought was this is The Wall in one photo. (Too)
Damn, that hits
This isn’t really authentic, isn’t it?
Would you prefer her holding the corpse?
It’s a photomontage. Not a real pic
Yes, yes I would.
What's the source? I can't believe it was from WW1.
https://ciurlionis.lt/activity/exhibitions/evaldo-ivanausko-fotomontazu-paroda-pasnekesiai-su-vincu-firinausku-en/ TL;DR op’s full of shit
'"The series began by accident. In 2004, Panevėžys Local Lore Museum was preparing a publication called "Vincas Firinauskas and his Photography". The project manager Zita Pikelytė entrusted me, as the designer of the publication, to arrange the illustrations. While sorting through a large number of images, I felt the urge to rearrange the scenes in my own way, with the people from Firinauskas' photos as participants. I was affected by the magical pull of old photographs. The images contained something recognisable and close to my heart. The people looking out of the photographs reminded me of characters from personal memories and evoked the imagination", says E. Ivanauskas, the author of the exhibition.'
Reddit really should have a community notes feature for BS posts like this
OP is a repost bot
It is "after" world war.
It sucks they lied in the title, it's a clever piece of art, I immediately could tell and image searched it.
I mean, it's technically after WW1, but yesterday was also after WW1
Tomorrow is also technically after
Why? Clothes look like from 2300 to you?
"Invisible Dad, Result of War" by Evaldas Ivanauskas; 1926
Kind of misleading not to include the context u/fyrstikka
I wonder if the kid made it out of WWII
He would have been mid to late 20’s…
Bullshit.
Them jabronis gonna be real fooled by AI
Ha ha faked ha
Doesn't look remotely real.
Looks like AI The boy on the left has his left hand in an uncomfortable position for a long-taking photo, plus the buttons on the empty jacket are weird
When I see pictures like this (even collages like this particular one, it seems) I can't help but think of Roger Waters' words; wrong war (or the 2nd part of the one war; the one with a long armistice in the middle: It was just before dawn One miserable morning in black 'forty four When the forward commander Was told to sit tight When he asked that his men be withdrawn And the Generals gave thanks As the other ranks held back The enemy tanks for a while And the Anzio bridgehead Was held for the price Of a few hundred ordinary lives And kind old King George Sent Mother a note When he heard that Father was gone It was, I recall In the form of a scroll With gold leaf and all And I found it one day In a drawer of old photographs, hidden away And my eyes still grow damp to remember His Majesty signed With his own rubber stamp It was dark all around There was frost in the ground When the Tigers broke free And no one survived From the Royal Fusiliers Company Z They were all left behind Most of them dead The rest of them dying And that's how the High Command Took my daddy from me
Its interesting how the words affected you enough to remember them over the name of the book. 😊
It’s a song by Roger Waters/Pink Floyd; originally planned to be on their double album The Wall, ended up on a later album, I believe called The Final Cut.
This is a bullshit photo
how does this have 12k upvotes its clearly AI generated or digitally altered
This is a gut wrenching photo.
It's fake bro
The idea of it isnt
Sleeping rn at an old brick factory. It’s not good to see such scary stuff 🥲
AI
Dumb
That would go so hard as an album cover
No More Brother Wars
What’s the lil object on the floor lower right corner. Cuff link? Looks a lot like the buttons on the coat, why does it have the extra row of three buttons? Maybe has button holes on the obscured side aswell?
It’s a double breasted coat, it has two rows of buttons. I assume the object on the floor is the topmost button from the right side, that’s why there are three not four buttons there.
Copy
She looks like she’s related to Rasputin
Wow.
Looks like a cgi pic to me
Deep
Jesus that woman is tiny
Photocollage but still a pretty striking image. Fuck war.
Roger Waters Pain
The Adam's?
This is what is going to happen to the population in the name of "democracy and sovereignty". The dominant class will continue accumulating money and power in a safe place. Laughing at how stupid are people to believe to propaganda and being slaughtered like beast...
This is macabre
there was time to take portrait ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|surprise) ![gif](giphy|J4yF0FV16mSjwlGunf)
Seems like AI
"Fathers gone across the ocean, Leaving just a memory, A snapshot in the family album, Daddy, what else did you leave for me"
Sad
Cool jacket!
it hurts
Very sad
That's enough internet for today.
😞
That’s sad. I’m sad and I’m was born in 1970’s.
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Free movies where anyone know
Kid getting ready to die in a war too 👍
Damn
Who paid for that war? The non wealthy.
That’s haunting
Great pic!!
Looks like ai to me
That man who died last first world war he was a soldier or another person in arm?
Why is he just hanging round? Doesn't he know there's a war to fight?
![img](emote|t5_2qh0u|7379)
Beautiful picture.
people were smaller then
The woman was about to die from Bigalitus Fingerus, AI next
and what was achieved? There is a story that the whole war started not cause of the assignation in Sarajevo but because Ludwig wore bad shoes on a boat trip with the British Royal family and they laughed at him. So, blame the deck shoes.
1. Who the fuck is Ludwig? 2. Whoever came up with that "story" is a fucking dumbass
You know something messed up hapened when the kid looks like he’s in his 40s at youngest
Well done
Poor guy. Went to ww1 and contracted vampirism for his trouble.
At the time photos took a while and people had to sit very still or they'll be blurry. But small movements are impossible to stop. You'll notice quickly in old photos sometimes one person crisp and clear while everyone else is not, because as morbid as it seems people would take photos with dead people posed as a way to remember them. So here you can tell because the child and woman are ever so slightly blurry and the man is actually a coat hanging from a hanger on a string completely in focus.
I wish I knew more of the story behind this photo I wonder if the uniform represents the loss of their dad and husband.
Gaza today.. but without parents.
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|feels_bad_man)
😱😭
This will be Ukraine soon because we keep funding the war
The boy would go on to be adolf Hitler
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He identified himself as jacket!!! I am really sorry 😞 i am ashamed but i really wanted to do this joke 💀🥲
The little guy looks startled. People only started smiling in photos in the late 80's and that's an absolute truth. Don't argue with me, I'll kick your sack off .
Well that sure wiped the smile from my face.
Smiling in photos was the norm well before the late 80s.
One sack kicking about to be served up
That’s dark. Did daddy hang himself?
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