Ahmad, you should come and see my postcard collection (hey no second intentions involved here ). Anyway I got close to 500 antique postcards (many of them are stamped and traveled to faraway places) from the early 20th century showing places and locals.... beautiful. They mean so much to me, my little treasures.
Posted by ** Al_Ra7ala** (Member # 16703) on :
^why do not you scan them? scan and post online immediately!
Posted by Tigerlily (Member # 3567) on :
Ah I see you wanna keep me busy on a Monday morning!! Well it takes quite a while to do that and as a matter of fact I posted several years ago. But let me see what I can do.... stay tuned!!
Posted by ** Al_Ra7ala** (Member # 16703) on :
Click on Le Caire then on Zamalek and move on to see the sequence of events throughout those days.
I once added this link on ES, its in French.
Posted by Rahala (Member # 16703) on :
Thank you so much Dzosser
THANK YOU SO MUCH
I will download all the pics .
THAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANKS
Posted by Dzosser (Member # 9572) on :
You're mostly welcomed to do so, I don't think you can though
Posted by Rahala (Member # 16703) on :
y? There is something that confuses me so much !
some pics dates back to 1908 but it is colored!
Posted by *Dalia* (Member # 13012) on :
They are not color photographs but black and white ones that are hand-colored.
I had to this in my first year at university when taking photography and lab classes ... it's fun, and the results are beautiful and artistic, but it's very tedious.
I knew about hand coloring but this seems as if it were colored pic!
so talented person did that!
Posted by *Dalia* (Member # 13012) on :
quote:Originally posted by Rahala: I do not know may be you can look at this and tell me if it is hand colored!
Yes, I think they are. You can tell by the look of the photographs. But it's also obvious from the date. Techniques to create color photographs existed even before 1900, but the results weren't stable. The first commercial color film was introduced to the market around 1935.
Love all the pictures in this thread, btw.
Posted by ukthoughtful (Member # 17000) on :
Nice pics those pics def look hand-coloured.
Posted by lifeAgift2 (Member # 12263) on :
AWESOME PICS
Such detailed architecture too, yet even in this new milineum Egypt is considered to still be a third world country... baffling!