I'm so absorbed in the vast powers and capabilities of ChatGPT's new photo generator and editor capabilities that though I am accumulating huge amounts of images, I don't have time to polish them or even add them as extra posts here. But in the interest of letting you have a taste of the kinds of things I am working on, I do have a little series of library pictures (one of many, many series) that I will call the "The Daguerreotype Series". These are pictures of the library from the second half of the 1800's.
I was tempted to say "from back when I started" but that's a kind of a joke that's vastly older than these photographs pretend to be!
Anyway, here's our little trip down memory lane (if you're 150 years old). There are so many! And I'm sorry about the damage, but all of these pictures were metaphorically dug our of our oldest archives, stored in damp County basements for decades and decades. But despite all that, if you look carefully you will see that for all this time, libraries really haven't changed as much as we might think.
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