
"NOKO" Real Photo postcard Anonymous c. 1900? Collection Jim Linderman
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Wow! When you enlarge this and look at it closely it's an amazing photo. That's one thing I love about photo scan; you can actually see more than you could with the real photograph. My guess is that these folks were unrelated, but maybe worked for the same employer. In any case, it's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI agree. It's crystal clear too. My thoughts were how attractive the women are, and yet the men so slovenly. I'm glad I'm a guy! Enlarging real photo postcards gives them a dimension and clarity I hadn't imagined. One of the powers on the computer. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great picture. The men look like they are competing in an ugly suit contest!
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