This Week Sandy wants us to be creative regarding old photos and the nostalgia associated with it in a postcard format.
This made me think about postcards.
Thank you Sandy for the inspiration.
Even if you receive the postcard do you have time to scroll?
How times are changing!
Are postcards Obsolete?
I don’t think so.
Still, I find many shops around the famous location, in every country selling the postcards with famous /popular landmarks.
My guess is a postcard at any given time is a better souvenir compared to magnets, ceramic boxes, key chains or T-shirts.
Hanging our memories on the wall gives one the greatest satisfaction whenever you have a look at it.
My feeling is at least photographers can continue this good old habit and keep it alive.
Nostalgia
Thanks to Sandy for this challenge, we are sure to enter the world of HAPPY NOSTALGIA
In this challenge Sandy wants us to take a photo and re-imagine it as a postcard. With additional text, messages or graphics, re-create your photo into a POSTCARD FROM THE PAST
“These are the only cards that are wonderlust. Goes everywhere without a price to pay, never to return” Punny Leone
How about the idea of mailing a postcard to home yourself whenever you are traveling?
Why don’t you write about your experience and your feelings at that particular moment and record it?
The idea is that your memory is still fresh and you are able to express your feelings better.
Do you still keep the habit of collecting/making the postcards?
Please share your thoughts.
Thank you.
Namaste🙏🙏🙏
Philosophy Through Photography
Image by © PTP-2020 All Rights Reserved
This post is part of Sandy’s Friendly Friday: POSTCARD FROM THE PAST
Design from Canova.
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Thank you my friend
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You are welcome 😊
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What a very clever challenge and you’ve responded in a marvelous way! I love the idea of sending yourself a postcard with your own thoughts of the moment – what a great idea. I’m so sorry I didn’t think of it when travel was so much more a part of our lives. You’ve don a wonderful job with your “postcards”
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Thank you Tina Schell for your kind and encouraging words.
I think it’s a good idea to post our own pictures of course with our comments to our home address.
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Neat photo postcards! Thanks for joining the challenge – Sandy
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Thank you Sandy.Quite inspiring.
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We still buy and send postcards, especially to our granddaughter, whenever we travel. I’ve even been known to send old postcards to people just to stay in touch and share images they may not have seen. Your post made me think — and that’s a good thing!
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Wow.Wow. Great!
I am touched.Still these good old habits are alive!
Thank you my friends.
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Beautiful photos and very meaningful postcards. I can see sending “Light at the End of the Tunnel) postcard to someone recovering from and illness or after surgery.
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Thank you Dolly.
Yes.It’s a wonderful idea to send this kind of photos in the form of wishing them well.
It energizes the person.
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Your beautiful photography is immeasurably better than the standard Hallmark cards and it adds a personal touch.
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Agree with you Dolly
Thank you
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Me self boasting!! Thanks to you 😊😊😄😄
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You are very welcome, dear Philo.
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I love postcards and yes I do mail them to myself. When they arrive they are an instant good memory that I can share.
Love the post and I love to laugh
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Glad you enjoy sending the postcards to yourself.
Hope people start doing this instead of holding the memories in Jpeg/Raw formats.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts.
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I love the fjords in Norway. A great idea to post a card home. It is always fun to get mail and you can relive a memory as well.
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Thank you Amanda.
Purchasing and posting postcards is a forgotten story because of whatsup etc where one takes a picture and keeps oneself or sends to friends and relatives instantly.And postcard bussiness has become outdated and none have patience to search for a postbox.
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Therein lies the problem. A passing era.
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True.
‘Change’ is a part of life.
But they also talk of ‘history repeats itself’
May be ‘Postbox’ era may return?
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One could hope for a reinvention of this. But perhaps not in my time. Diary writing has not died out, merely changed form.
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Good to know that ‘diary writing’ has survived the technology onslaught.
Which you prefer ? Diary writing or journal writing? And why?
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I am unsure of the difference. To me they are one and the same. Reflections on your day. Journalling must be more examining different thoughts I guess. For me, bits of both.
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Agree.Covering bits of both can give us satisfaction
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Yes the satisfaction is in the writing – expression is cathartic.
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100% agree.
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I’ve kept the postcards saved I received in my childhood from relatives and friends. They remind me about the best era of my life.
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Wow! What a great feeling.
I could have done this too🤔
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The oldest one in my collection is probably from year 1991.
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