Submitted by Mad_Season_1994 t3_11dadiv in OldSchoolCool
myeff t1_ja7pe5t wrote
I always love seeing this picture. You could never get a shot with that many people naturally, broadly smiling without something unexpected like that pig.
notbob1959 t1_ja8qtvl wrote
Here is the original black and white photo which is dated 1927.
Edit: Fun fact; the image was used on one of the loose inserts that came with the 2020 bootleg release of Pink Floyd - Sit Down for the Animals.
copyrighther t1_ja8sn4n wrote
This sub struggles with dating photos
BornIn1142 t1_ja951pl wrote
Still, gotta be easier than dating people, right?
copyrighther t1_ja9h8mu wrote
hiyoooooo
bristolcities t1_ja99w69 wrote
And with colouring old black and white photos. Mostly done badly.
Killerkendolls t1_ja9gi13 wrote
For real though. Those men's suits on the right are so oversaturated it's lost all definition.
camwow13 t1_ja9s4ft wrote
And finding high quality photos. Needs to be a postage stamp saved at 50 quality JPG saved 3 times over before it qualifies to be shared.
Musk-Order66 t1_jaade12 wrote
Pretty soon this will be a colorized version of an 1890s pic
leositruc t1_ja9cwoz wrote
The bride looks 20 years younger without the photo enhancement.
Ophelia_Y2K t1_ja9iozh wrote
somehow they all look like they don’t have teeth
BrownEggs93 t1_ja959u1 wrote
Thank you for linking to the original.
Clydefrogredrobin t1_jaa7qb9 wrote
That really is such a terrific photo.
katamaritumbleweed t1_ja9xxel wrote
It’d be great to know how/when/where PF came across the image.
SallyAmazeballs t1_ja9gpfe wrote
The clothes and hair on the women are a lot closer to 1940 than they are 1927. 1927 is still bobbed hair and dropped waist dresses. The woman in the "blue" dress to the left has sleeves that are more typical for the end of the 1930s, and all the women's hair has the height and shape for that period too.
annieasylum t1_jaaz5x3 wrote
Yeah there is no way this is 1927. I wear and make a lot of reproduction vintage from between 1940-1960 so I'm fairly good at aging photos based on clothing. This is definitely 1940s attire and hair.
SallyAmazeballs t1_jab0oem wrote
I would put it early '40s rather than late '40s, but it's definitely not 1927. Nothing is really quite tailored enough to hit those postwar silhouettes.
ivanadie t1_ja935gd wrote
Crazy that the children are the least amused!
clce t1_ja9bg6s wrote
Well they are the closest to it and probably intimidated by a big animal, but then again, look at the kid just to the left of the pig. He's literally rtfl.
iztrollkanger t1_ja8vex6 wrote
Then there's that one guy in the back....yeesh..
ruka_k_wiremu t1_ja92udx wrote
The undertaker, by profession... "Uncle Ted, you don't mind standing here, do you?"
BurntRussianBBQ t1_ja97za8 wrote
Probably smirking bc he's standing on bricks and taller than everyone in the picture. I did the same thing in my little brothers wedding photos as he's nearly 7 feet tall.
Aleblanco1987 t1_ja992wc wrote
That pig knew what it was doing
FragrantExcitement t1_jaa8kjm wrote
How tall is the guy in the back?
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