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Stepping Inside the Storyville Club: Helmer Lund Hansen’s 1957 Photos of Copenhagen’s Jazz Heart
If you could step back in time and sip whisky to the beat of a double bass, Copenhagen’s Storyville Club in 1957 would be the place to...


Studio Manassé: Olga Solarics, Adorján von Wlassics and Vienna’s Glamorous Photography Revolution
Imagine strolling into a Viennese salon in the 1920s and finding a world of velvet drapes, bearskin rugs, gilded mirrors and glamorous...


The Golden Age of the Photo Booth: Capturing Moments Between the 1920s and 1950s
Tucked into the corners of busy train stations, bustling department stores, and lively seaside piers, photo booths once offered a little moment of magic to anyone who stepped behind the curtain. Long before smartphones and digital cameras, these charming machines played a huge role in everyday life,creating instant memories at a time when photography was still a precious luxury. Let’s step back and take a closer look at the golden era of the photo booth, from the roaring 1920
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