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death-by-lulz: Life Before Photoshop -1950 Bruce Mozert was renowned for being pretty innovative, coming up with underwater tricks to make these scenes seem as real as possible including using baking powder to create the powdery “smoke” coming out
vintagegal: The underwater photography of Bruce Mozert c. 1950s (x)
camerettasabauda: (via Wendy O'Rourke on Twitter: “Bruce Mozert was a prolific photographer back in the day. He photographed people doing everyday things, But he did one thing differently with his lifestyle photography, he shot everything underwater.
solo-vintage: Bruce Mozert invented the world’s first underwater camera, and it was at Silver Springs, Florida where he would put his invention to renowned use.
Life Before Photoshop -1950 Bruce Mozert was renowned for being pretty innovative, coming up with underwater tricks to make these scenes seem as real as possible including using baking powder to create the powdery “smoke” coming out of the underwater
vintagegal: The underwater photography of Bruce Mozert. Silver Springs, Florida c. 1940s-1970s.
fuckyeahvintage-retro: Underwater Photograpy c.1950s by Bruce Mozert
vintagegal:The underwater photography of Bruce Mozert. Silver Springs, Florida c. 1940s-1970s.
whitnabeth: vintagegal: The underwater photography of Bruce Mozert c. 1950s (x) You don’t understand my love for these.
thekhooll: Life Before Photoshop -1950 Bruce Mozert was renowned for being pretty innovative, coming up with underwater tricks to make these scenes seem as real as possible including using baking powder to create the powdery “smoke” coming out of
ianbrooks: Vintage Underwater Pinups photos by Bruce Mozert To promote Silver Springs, Florida’s crystal clear waters, Bruce Mozert took a series of creative underwater photos in 1938, depicting scenes of leisure one can partake in with no oxygen
vintagegal:The underwater photography of Bruce Mozert. Silver Springs, Florida c. 1940s-1970s. Cool
