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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

What's your favourite historical photo and why?

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What's your favourite historical photo and why?

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Really interesting photo!

Any idea what those people are doing on the circular/staircase stages on the left and right?
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  I’m stuck on that too. It almost looks like a projection of the curtains and of the people. Are those real?

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