Masters of Photography - Julia Margaret Cameron

[@baronsaturday2103]

I love the music (Chopin), and I couldn't help myself from crying. My parents (both deceased) loved classical music, art, and photography, my mom was a wonderful needle artist for almost 55 years. She died last year. I miss them both dearly... *Thanx for the phenomenal video! ;)*

[@pinkieundbrain7861]

I can tell you if the music or the pictures make me cry so deep, its getting inside my DNA.

[@muggedinmadrid]

dark , sublime, serene, eerie yet beautiful and haunting..... it makes me want to be alive in victorian times. so much dignity, so much class and style.

[@nssquared9174]

So little personal hygiene products. But you're very right about the images.

[@scotthays1218]

as a photographer for the last 15-20 years, we have always been told to go back and look at the masters in the paints to learn about lighting. Never were we told about a photographer as wonderful as this that had such a mastery of light that learned on her own, not to mention performing the art on glass/tin. And the work being so incredible, so masterful. Today's photographers that feel they need to shoot hundreds or thousands of shots for the simple fact that they have digital, learn folks..

[@FrederickDunn]

Thank you for sharing this extraordinary work! I've seen many of these portraits before and knew little of their origination.... Much appreciated!

[@smokeynewton]

Ironically, many of her male contemporaries proclaimed her work as amateurish and technically unsophisticated. Today, her work is considered to be some of the most beautiful images ever created. They are indeed magnificent works of art.

[@pheart2381]

i could bathe in that music! lovely images and music.

[@huyked]

I remember looking at her work when I went to school for photography. I loved it.

[@Laurisa718]

The lady had a beautiful gift! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@MuseOfMyHeart]

amazing... i love her works. they're very emotional. You did a great work too.

[@PIPZZZ02]

Beautiful video -many thanks. At 4.23 the young woman is Alice Liddell,who when a child was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll's ' Alice' books.

[@jamesb.9155]

4:23 yes.

[@johnnyjonsson257]

Stunning photographs!

[@justinlatchu]

Breathtaking!

[@Elavats]

This was very well done, thanks for posting it.

[@Allenda100]

She was 48 when she started! What an inspiration!

[@dearmalika]

estas fotografias son de una belleza extraordinaria! Gracias por compartir esto!

[@Shereka2007]

Thank you so much!

[@angelita1122]

Wonderful!!! Thanks...

[@muammertukenmez1513]

THANK YOU

[@donofarrel]

I just sat transfixed for the whole video. This lady photographed with her heart not her camera. Beautiful stuff.

[@apollicino1705]

Thanks for sharing, I'm doing research for a Historical Portraits; Painting and Drawing class I'm going to teach. If anyone has good books, documentaries, magazines, sites, etc. with historical photography I would love any suggestions.

[@Sallybunckle]

The people the clothes. So so beautiful.

[@ibullpitt]

Thx!

[@dkalokeri]

Poetry!

[@Anamariarut1986]

superba

[@myblueandme]

Fine photographer, depressing music. like death