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Sorry for looking at your eyes without permission

They did this because taking a photo during this time took some time and you had to keep still while it was happening camera back then from what I’ve heard probably needed to charge up before a photo could be taken

There only ONE post mortem photo in this compilation. It is a myth that the Victorians posed,propped and painted the dead to appear alive. Victorian post mortem photos were rare, but obvious with the decedent lying in repose in a bed or coffin.

I am not sure about some of them being dead.

ABD devleti....bu collerde...cekim yapiyor.....sonrada..mars gezegeninden son fotograflar diye..dunya da reklam yapiyor....yersen de bu yemezsen de bu diyerek......anladinmi sakir......do you understand me sakir

The sadness in the parents eyes of the little girl. 😢

While some photos are indeed real, some are re enacted, anyone can play dead in a photo, its very easy.

Why do you say people turned to a terrible method? I think that was a nice way of remembering their loved one. I wouldn’t personally do it but I don’t see how it’s wrong or terrible.

😂😂who wants to take photos beside people who diedc😂😂😂😂

Shocking!

All you mfs slow saying “ I took photo of friend in COFFIN… BRA THEY ACTUALLY HOLDING THE DEAD IN THE PHOTOS AFTER TIME PASSED!!

I wanted to take a photo of my mom at her wake laying in the coffin cause she looked absolutely gorgeous. But I was afraid people would call me out or tell me I was being disrespectful of my mom. But I still sorta regret not taking the photo. I didn’t plan on posting it anywhere I just wanted it for myself. She looked absolutely horrid at the end of her life. That wasn’t how I wanted to remember her. I was so specific with the funeral home. I provided them with over 50 photos on how she did her hair and make up. I actually made them use her make up from home that she used everyday. I wouldn’t let them use theirs. And I demanded no obnoxious rouge on her cheeks. Whoever was in charge of her appearance nailed it. You can tell whoever did it studied the photos I supplied. She honestly didn’t look deceased.

Not true.

It’s not terrible. It’s love. Terrible way to talk about how people mourn

You have "that voice" you have a nice clear voice the perfect voice to tell a story. Keep up the good work.

Death is the ultimate in relaxation 🙏

My parrots talk to me 🫶🏻

Kardeşim videoların süper, birşey sormak istiyorum, bu robot ses linki nedir Microsoft olan, ve bu sesi indirebiliyor muyuz? teşekkürleri

You should come into this world and go out the same way look beauiful and your spirit will rise into the heavens

This wasn't a terrible cultural practice. It was done out of grief and love. The only thing horrible about this is the stupid fu¢king music chosen for this video. Tell me you're a life novice without telling me you're a novice.

Dead people.

I had 2 photos of my aunt taken in 1968, she passed away from breast cancer. My mom ripped them from my hands and tore them into pieces in front of me, and said that's not normal, and neither was I. I believe in karma. My horrible adopted mother died 2005 breast cancer. Hmmm, I didn't even go to her funeral.

What music is it

Everyone grieves differently. I’ve read a small pamphlet/book about grief, called, “Good Grief” that explains the different stages of grief and how some people may skip over some stages while lingering in others. I know it’s not the same as losing a loved human, but we lost our 13 year old dog last week and with five grown children aged 19-32, and my husband and myself, I noticed how four of us grieved in a similar manner by joining in together for a lunch in his honor. We enjoyed looking through pictures of him that I had printed out, laughing and crying a bit. (I framed a picture of Jasper for each person there.) The others did their grieving more privately. I can understand that during the Victorian era, these people were grieving in their own way- a way that was socially acceptable at the time.

It’s not a terrible method. People today do the same thing, taking pictures of deceased relatives.

I think in those days many families could not afford to have photograph's taken, so often the death photograph's would be the only photograph they would own.

çok merak ediyorum bu görüntüler alıntımı yoksa orada dron uçurabildinmı

The morbid creepy days... ! Now a days that would be illegal... but .dark times they was...

its not that bad....to be honest a poor family would prob have no other photos of the family or kids as it was cost they couldn't afford so the first and last photo was done in one so they had a memory of them especially children

This is creppy as hell 😧

Different times, can't judge them, I love people who say they world is bad today.

When u see this video before going to sleep

A lot of people couldn’t afford photos so a lot of time death photos were the only family photos . Which is sad

Probably because it was just hard for folks to let their loved ones go and to have them around longer.

NOPE!!

Photography was way more rare back then, some people in the 1800s might just have one photo made their whole life. This practice is down right weird, but it was a different world. I was a pro photographer for 45 years, and I could never handle something like this. I can't imagine how photographers in those days dealt with it, but they did. It was widely and commonly accepted.

I think then I must finish watching Bridgeton (I was originally put off by it’s cheesy, predictable romance) & I will def check out Squid Games

So freakin scary! Reminds us that we’re not the ones in charge of the Earth 🌎!

The victorians took pictures of the dead for two reasons, 1, was because they believed that a photograph would hold the deceased’s soul and stop it from entering someone else in another life. & 2, because to have a photo taken was expensive so made more sense to have the photo taken after death, also because it took a long time to get the exposure right, they often came out blurry, you can always tell who is still alive in the picture as the deceased didn’t move so they were clearer.

This still seems quite macabre to me.

The post-mortem photography became a status symbol at the time as only the rich can afford the expensive fees photographers collected

How did they get there eyes to stay open & look so normal still?

The song tho ☠️💀🦴☠️💀🦴☠️💀☠️💀

For some people back then, the pictures of the deceased were the only picture they had of them.

Gross 🤢

Caitlin Doughty, whose youtube channel is Ask A Mortician, has a great segment on this

Really sad

Soon this going to repeat

In the 2nd photo, the person holding the baby up behind the chair is the creepiest part of this whole short.

Okay some of those were odd, but the last one of someone in the coffin with a dead person is a little too much. That's just a new low of being morbid.