1.1M views · 15K reactions | The trench scenes in “1917” were achieved through extensive rehearsals, precise set construction, and innovative camera work by Roger Deakins. The production used long takes stitched together with hidden cuts to create the illusion of a continuous shot. | History In Pictures | Facebook

August 19th is World Photography Day! This day celebrates the art, craft, science, and history of photography. Photography that we know today dates back to 1839 but it took almost 50 years after that for photographs to appear in newspapers. For today, Jared used an antique printing press to letterpress print a halftone of an image of a more modern press. This halftone shows a photograph a printer operating a Little Giant printing press that was made in the 1940s. This was printed with green rubb

1.2M views · 636 shares | Communities in Rwanda are rediscovering...

This captivating trench art clock was crafted by Sapper Stanley Keith Pearl, a Tasmanian soldier who served with 5 Field Company Engineers during the First World War. ⏰ Can you guess what salvaged materials were used to create it? ▶️ Watch to discover the incredible ingenuity behind its construction. Accession number: RELAWM14155 #ObjectOfTheWeek | Australian War Memorial

Vietnam War Trench Art Lighter: Restoration & Repair 🔨 Watch More on My Profile! #trenchlighter #antiquerestoration #RestorationArt | OddTinkering

298K views · 844 reactions | This isn’t just a trench... it’s the first step to turning dirt into fragrance.He’s not digging—he’s designing. And what’s going in there isn’t plants… it’s lavender, elegance with roots.Do you plant with love, or just water excuses?#CentralMasters #LavenderLife #CleanCuts #GardenMasters #DirtToDesign #fyp | Central Masters | Facebook