The GIF works of Nicolas Monterrat, who uses vintage photographs as a base for his unsettling, trippy, subtle little animations.
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Historic photographs transformed into surreal animated GIFs by Nicolas Monterrat
Smithsonian's Open Access now has over 4 million free-to-use images
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Make a pinhole camera from an Orange
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Photos of cats on catnip from under a glass table
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In an emergency, this practical multi-tool is sure to come in handy
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Indulge your inner 'iPad kid' with this refurbished iPad mini
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This jump starter, air compressor, LED light combo is key for winter
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