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See that first photo? It was taken in 1910 in fully native color photography by Russian photographer (by Sparky)
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See that first photo? It was taken in 1910 in fully native color photography by Russian photographer and chemist Sergey Prokudin-Gorskii using his own three image color photography technique. He set out to document Russia in the very early 20th century using this technique.
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