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In 1914, baby animal photography made for exhausting work
In 1914, baby animal photography made for exhausting work
   "Fire!" Image: Harry Whittier Frees/Library of Congress From the early 1900s to 1950s, Harry Whittier Frees enjoyed a modicum of fame for his delightfully costumed and posed photographs of baby animals. Though he began photographing cute animals in 1902, he did **t begin dressing them in tiny human costumes until 1905. As the story goes, his family was passing a paper hat around the table at a birthday party, and someone placed it on a cat’s head. Frees snapped a photo of the feline, and took it to a postcard maker, who demanded more. Borrowing his young models from neighbors, friends and local pet stores, Frees dressed them in costumes sewn by his mother and housekeeper, and delicately placed them in tiny tableaux Read more... More about Animals, Cute, History, Us, and Watercooler ??????? ??????: In 1914, baby animal photography made for exhausting work || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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