A postcard style photograph from around the 1920's of what appears to be an all boys school. This photos has amazing details, I included a close up of their faces so it's easier to see the details as I downsize the quality of my scans for the website.
Sometimes I just pick up group photos or Sunday church day photos because you can see a slice of life. This photo is also TINY, it's 1×2 inches.
Out of the all the photographs this is the only one not likely taken in the Quebec area, love the palm trees and beach lounging.
A nice family shot framed nicely and Amélie style hair.
Another landscape this time of a bridge. No dates but I'd love to find out.
A postcard style photo of a young girl at fake comunion. Creepy I think, also her outfit is pretty amazing. Not so great is the color job some previous owner tried to do on it but still had to have.
Another postcard photograph with the back as well so you can see what they look like. Some people love this vintage style of photography but I usually don't buy unless the photo is striking or outfit justifies it. Let me know what you think about postcard style photos, I just don't find them as charming.
A horse and the note on the back are what drew me to this. Very pleasantly surprised that this was taken on St. Denis street.
I wasn't sure about this 1940's photo but I picked up anyways because of the lightening developing detail error or camera error. It looks like bad photoshop.
That ends all the photographs I purchased this month for my collection, in total $8. Next time I go to Marche Aux Puces I'll have to make sure not to bring Victor so I can spend more time going through all the photographs uninterrupted. Hope you enjoyed the look into my collection and the various tones of brown they have all turned. I almost color corrected them but I enjoy the authentically miscoloured hues. One change I did make was trimming them to be a uniform shape, but some of these have the most darling boarder. Let me know if you prefer one or the other as I'll likely shares others in the future.