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@jhfdhgvnbjm75

25 күн бұрын

Its a shame you missed one photograph in particular: from 1838 by Louis Daguerre of a street scene in Paris, its believed to be the first ever photograph with people visible in it (a shoe shine boy and his customer, who are only visible because they stood still long enough to be caught by the super long exposure of the cameras of the time.) Worth at least an honourable mention.

@PixelatedExistence

24 күн бұрын

Stop pretending some images like the first one at 0:10 were enhanced!..This image was clear, BEFORE you sneakily blurred it to make it appear you then enhanced it! Shame on you for lying! Anyone interested can find the original picture on NBC News website under ' Iconic Notre Dame Cathedral through history'.

@JuanPerez-jq4cl

11 күн бұрын

Exactly

@antoniocarlosrodriguescamp1497

5 күн бұрын

We'll be seen as these people in old portraits. Soon.

Ce magnifique voyage dans le passé de la vie parisienne me rend profondément nostalgique et me donne envie de pleurer à la vue de tous ces braves gens qui nous fixent d'un regard bienveillant et parfois curieux, mais qui ne sont plus de ce monde. 😔

Merci pour ce bon retour au temps passé et de nous faire partager un peu de nostalgie 😊

@BrightStyle

23 күн бұрын

Merci beaucoup, je l'apprécie vraiment

@ManannanmacLir69

Күн бұрын

France is now oversaturated with middle Eastern Arabs and Africans. Are you enjoying it?

Superb! The colour tints are magnificent. Watching these images from the 19th and 20th centuries is magical and enchanting. Thank you. Xxx❤❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing this amazing video ❤

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thank you for your comment

Dear Bright Style, The shots of high bourgeois Parisian women's fashion from 1900 to 1905 are incredibly fascinating. Especially the fashionable figure at 4:00, the studio model at 5:51, the Hippodrome Auteuil at 6:18, the Great Exhibition at 6:47, and 10:37 in Bois de Boulogne. Thanks for this! Love andrea

très sympathique le retour sur un paris colorisée. Cela serais drôle de faire les mêmes photos aujourd'hui...pas sure de retrouver le même charme...

@jowan559

23 күн бұрын

Pardonnez mon pessimisme mais si l'humanité résiste au chaos dans lequel elle semble plonger, dans 100 ou 150 ans, les gens verront dans les années 2000 une certaine douceur de vivre !

@WilliamDeminguet

18 күн бұрын

Oui, on trouve encore des cafés comme cela. J’en ai photographié lors d’une visite à Paris, en 2021, le jour où on pouvait de nouveau s’asseoir aux terrasses. Même atmosphère ou presque.

Some lovely photos much still recognisable today. The Paris cafe scene hasn't changed much. The biggest difference is the automobile replacing the horse. I still enjoy visiting Paris and walking the streets, particularly along the Seine and around Monmartre.

Thank you so much for a lovely and instructive travel through times long gone. I imagine my grandma who did live in Paris for a few years in the early 1900.

LA BELLE EPOQUE :) UN REVE .. AUJOURD HUI ON PEUT DIRE PAUVRE FRANCE , QU EST ELLE DEVENUE , IL Y A QUOI PLEURER :'(

I truly enjoyed these photo's! Sometimes I feel I would have loved to have lived in those days! Thank you for sharing!

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it

Merci pour ce partage. La colorisation rend les photos plus vivantes, c'est du beau travail. Une manière de faire revivre ce Paris qui a aujourd'hui presque complètement disparu. 12:10 Palais du Luxembourg

When Paris was civilized, romantic and French...and worth visiting..

@glennhumphries9444

26 күн бұрын

And never will be again.

@CM-sm6rs

26 күн бұрын

The same could be said about America.

@jeromerobin764

25 күн бұрын

Vous penser que les États Unis sont mieux c’est 100 fois pire

@oliviervece6121

25 күн бұрын

I am french and i do agree with you 200%....

@weatherwithyou4122

25 күн бұрын

That’s a shame. Last time I was in Paris was 1989. I though it was a beautiful place. I had a baguette stolen from my rucksack. I forgave that. But I hadn’t seen La Haine. I heard that St Denis ? Is one of the most violent places in Europe.

カラー化することにより100年以上の前の彼らが生き返ったような気がします 昨日撮ったような写真で　彼らが今でもパリの街を歩いているような　錯覚をします

Beautiful.precious times gone by.

Thank you so much for sharing, you really do a great job! photos are stunning 🤩

I loved It! Congratulations for vídeo!!

Bright Style you keep us amazed , Thank you for sharing these lovely pics 💖💯💖

@BrightStyle

26 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it !

Merci !tres belle photos, Paris était tres beau !!aujourd'hui c'est horrible est invivable car trop d'étrangers et trop de violences . Par contre trop de pub pendant la vidéo et la musique jazz moderne ne va pas du tout !de plus je déteste le jazz !!

@painpaul2024

19 күн бұрын

Exactement, cette musique n'est pas du tout de l'époque, l'influence amerlok n'existant pas encore par bonheur.

Paris doesn't look like that now with all their new inhabitants .

THANK S FROM FRANCE I LOVE ALL THOSE OLD PICTURES.BEAUTIFULL GREAT NICE GORGEOUS MERVEILLEUSES SEE YOU SOON A +

Exelent!!

très émouvant ! la nostalgie me submerge...

This lovely video made my day! Thank you for the sweet nostalgia!🙏🏻♥️

The Bright Style videos are always a Highlight for me. I appreciate your effort very much.

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much, I sincerely appreciate it

When I see thes eold images, I find myself feeling ever so grateful for the automobile. The horses look so depressed.

J'aimes bien ces photos colorisées 🙂

@BrightStyle

21 күн бұрын

Merci beaucoup

That was, as usual, Awesome. Some of the work which is put into these photographs is significant and meticulously detailed. One can only wonder at modern achievements, yet ironically the content is of equal gravity, with people indulging in the most advanced technology such as electric cars elaborate finery to wear. 👏👌👍

Formidable !! Merci !

Excellent ! Really enjoyable! Thanks a lot

@BrightStyle

26 күн бұрын

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it !

This was amazing thank you

@BrightStyle

23 күн бұрын

Thank you so much

Absolutely fascinating. Very well done.❤

These photographs look great, thank you.

Bravo pour ce magnifique et intéressant travail. Il me semble toutefois y avoir une incohérence de date dans la photo de l'arc de triomphe du Carousel. En 1869, le palais des Tuileries existait encore, on ne pouvait donc pas voir la perspective du jardin et des Champs Elysées. Le palais a été incendié en 1871 pendant la Commune et les ruines démolies en 1882. La photo est forcément postérieure.

@isabellejoyaux1674

25 күн бұрын

Et la photo d'un jeune couple avec l'homme en uniforme , date plutôt des années 1920, 1925 d'après la robe et la coiffure de la jeune femme.

Magnifique Paris ❤les gens on vécu leur vie 2024

prachtige foto’s 👌👍 ik heb er van genoten

Wonderful photos. Truly enjoyed watching!

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thank you

@danafratita4853

23 күн бұрын

Wonderful photos!❤Truly enjoyed watching!!!❤

Merci et belles musiques

I've really enjoyed your video. Thank you for posting it.

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it

Beautiful pictures 👍🏻

Intéressant. MERCI.

these photos remind us that we too are going to die..

Fotos incriveis

Lovely presentation!❤

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thanks

So nice with no cars.

Great restorative work, though the first original image surely was not that blurry? And the music should French from the period like Camille Saint-Saens! ?

Благодарю за экскурс по Парижу.

Superb!

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thanks !

Bravo pour votre travail sur ces images. Plus que des photos, ce sont de véritables témoignages, des instantanés éternels d'une vie révolue. Toutes ces personnes insouciantes ne savent pas qu'elles seront prises, quelques années plus tard, dans un cataclysme effroyable qui bouleversera l'Europe, fera des millions de morts et détruira la vie de dizaines de millions de familles... Ces photos montrent une époque où Paris était encore une ville populaire et je pense que si un Parisien de ce temps-là voyait Paris aujourd'hui, il aurait surtout honte de ce que cette ville est devenue, une cité du tiers-monde où les rats prospèrent en toute tranquillité. Cent fois merci pour cette si touchante vidéo. PS) Petit point : la musique aurait pu être plus appropriée à ce diaporama si elle avait, par exemple, celle d'Eric Satie.

Wonderful 👍👏👏

@BrightStyle

20 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot !

Today's Paris is more like a Middle East ghetto....It's really a shame what has become of Paris.

@TS-qd2uj

23 күн бұрын

I could not have said it better.

@user-gy5zy6bh3u

10 күн бұрын

Some districts are full of migrants, but not everywhere. Don't exaggerate. For this mess, a big thanks to the globalist mafia who try to apply their dumb multicultural ideology everywhere. It's the same thing in most of Europe. UK, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, Italy, etc...With some exceptions, like Switzerland.

Life seemed less stressful and so much nicer back then. I think the photo@12.20 of the lady in Pigalle is much later than 1881.

@splodge5714

22 күн бұрын

They'd just come out of the Franco Prussian war, the Paris Commune and WW1 was just round the corner.

Now that Paris has become unbearable to live in, the cheapest square meter of real estate costs twice as much as a good monthly salary: Close to 10,000 €. No progress in sight. Except towards a Lagos or Johannesburg atmosphere.

I want to go back in time and marry Marguerite Blanchet ❤.

@Lescouzec

14 күн бұрын

Me too ! 😅

Super...je connais Paris aujourd'hui mais ça semble un peu terni...

+ + + Rommel + + + Bright Style Merci pour tes photos à Paris ça a bien changé de couleur n'est-ce pas et ben maintenant manger c'est bon pour le moral OK

Reincarnation: Next Level Soul Podcast 🙏

Before it was invaded

Merci !

@BrightStyle

20 күн бұрын

😊👍

Amazingly beautiful! Marie Dupont's frame 1:12 was another proof of the existence of GOD. Outstanding...

Love the pictures. Even though there were great advances made since then, and back then millions were sick and hungry, the people living in those times were generally happier than today even with a easier and more plentiful lifestyle we enjoy. We really have not come as far as we should have. War crime hate division overt squalid sexuality morals even aimed at children, no, we are quickly moving backwards not forward. The world is on fire, Rome is burning. We have learned nothing.

magnifiques photos

@BrightStyle

25 күн бұрын

Thanks

ah ces moustaches, j'adore !

Ahh des photos de l'époque de Jean- Michel Brigitte Trongueux.

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Breathtaking buildings and architecture, note the small details, the effort required, the artistry, the craftsmanship. At the same time, the streets are unpaved and there are carriages pulled by horses, or pushed by people. One almost gets the impression that these wonders of architecture were not created by these people, or this society.

@danielclairfontaine9516

9 күн бұрын

The streers are paved with cobblestones . it is the poor photographic quality that makes it look , on some pictures , that they're not .

Sehr schöne Bilder.❤ Aber die Musik passt nicht.😢

It was the best of times (pre EU ECHR) It was the worst of times (post EU ECHR), as Charles Dickens may have described it

同じ場所の現在の写真が見たいな。

9:40 Sieht aus wie ein Gemälde aus jener Zeit. - Looks like a painting from that era. - On dirait un tableau de cette époque. 👍🗼

Interesting. But the earliest known photos would be from the 1840s and 1850s. These are all later than that. By the late 1800s photography was common and widespread! And some of these are from the early 1900s.

This is when people were more civilized!!!!!!

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Paris siempre será más civilizada que londres

It’s all very nicely done, but I would go easy on the portraits which should be a cleaner, sharper version of the original ones, but not so sharp and so clean that they look like they were shot with the latest full frame digital camera ;) The more you let AI decide on what the portrait should look like, the further from the truth the portrait is.

Muito bom, mas a música poderia ser da época!

Who's playing the blues song with that awesome slow guitar at 11:13

I'd like to know by whom and when all that magnificent infrastructure was built, plus all those huge Cathedrals, during this age of horse and cart, and considering when the industrial revolution allegedly happened. The first rail track EVER was made of wood and went from Stockton to Darlington in the north east of England, to aid in coal transportation in 1825! The history books are pure lies...AND EVERYTHING THATS IN THEM!!

Die Hüte der Damen sind gigantisch.

These good old times are so far away! Now Paris is becoming sad, ugly, worsened by a mayor gone crazy who decided to make life impossible for Parisians. Thank you for giving us back for a moment this joy of living from a bygone era.

2:02 jardin du luxembourg

Wonderful photos. Music not fitting to the era. So, I simply muted 😉

Pitoresque sceneries...but the music? Better some nice Musette!

0:34 No, men did not wear red jackets back then.

Quand les français étaient fiers d'être français....

Not a mobile in sight.

Si se habla de Paris, que lo digan en francés. Inglaterra no quiere estar con nosotros, pues que se vaya

Wish that you'd remove the two capital letters in the upper left hand corner of the screen. Every time that I notice them, I think of what their abbreviations are for and I'm sorry to say that they're not for Bright Style.

OK for the enhenced views not for the colorized

2:17 Kate Winslet ???

LE 1 MAI TOUS DANS LA RUE ET A PARIS AVEC NOS BBs FORCE ET HONNEUR AU PEUPLE LIBRE pour nos enfants petits enfants .

Great video… those urinals in the street….. eek.

Please do not mess with historical images

Que des photos de bourgeois parisiens.

Dommage cette musique qui n'a rien de française et qui n'est pas d'époque. Le paysage sonore ne va pas avec les photos.

Por qué en inglés y no en francés???????

Paris pas plus sale qu ailleurs dans le monde!!!!!!!

I hope they survived and were well after the horrors of the coming two world wars.

In french please.

Odd that the kiosk in Paris shows writing not in French…. I think these pictures are fake. Made by AI.