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The Attic

an updated and repost of a piece i did last year. Something bout two kids confronting a cultist/horror/monster in the attic seen through a keyhole. Playing with illusions.

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I have the cutest monster under my bed

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Before you could open that folder of images on your memory card, contact sheets were the only way to review a bunch of photographs you just took.

In Hollywood’s golden days, directors had on-set photographers capturing candid images for those iconic movie posters. Author Karina Longworth collected a ton of old contact sheets from some of Hollywood’s most legendary films.

Photographer’s Contact Sheets From Hollywood’s Golden Days

via Gizmodo