picsbyI'm_All_NEET:3 What would you called this type of photo? A old postcard of Nanko Temple, Kobe, Japan.View original on lemmy.ml30Comments12
vext01 replylemmy.sdf.org2Hide 2 repliesI'd like to know too. It evokes a strange sense of nostalgia.2
ggnygnygny replylemm.eeI think it is an earlier process from 1880 called photochrom invented by Hans Jacob Schmid and close to lithography. It is an hand-coloring process. Autochrome came later and are closer to photography with additive color on a mosaic screen plate.2
NNum10ck lemmy.worldlooks like a b&w grainy picture thats been colorized with watercolor. supposed to be dreamy/romanticized4
mmondoman712 lemmy.mlIt looks like a hand coloured photo to me, which were apparently popular in Japan for a while2
An old postcard
Isn't there a word for the aesthetic yet?
Grainy
I'd like to know too. It evokes a strange sense of nostalgia.
How old are you? 90?
That's why it's strange. I never experienced it.
Postcard aesthetic isn't good enough?
It works but I just thought there was already a name for it
I think it is an earlier process from 1880 called photochrom invented by Hans Jacob Schmid and close to lithography. It is an hand-coloring process. Autochrome came later and are closer to photography with additive color on a mosaic screen plate.
I just love the look of old postcards
looks like a b&w grainy picture thats been colorized with watercolor. supposed to be dreamy/romanticized
It looks like a hand coloured photo to me, which were apparently popular in Japan for a while