Balancing Bananas &
Prepared Pilots
Nostalgia is finding value within the little moments and our larger memories. As a member of the Photomyne family, we know the past holds a special place in your heart, and we welcome you to our weekly newsletter of nostalgic photos.
Guess the historical figure
Who am I?
I am an Irish novelist and poet, born in Dublin in 1882. My most famous work is a novel published in 1922, exactly 100 years ago! If I told you the book's name, guessing my identity may be too easy. All I can tell is I wrote it in my unique stream-of-consciousness style that made me famous and influential in the literary world.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons (1915)
A touch of Sharpy
Like two peas in a pod
"This is my husband Steve Brine on his second birthday. His mother gave me this photo when our daughter Keri was two, over forty years ago. She used to look just like her dad! I scanned and shared the photo with our family to celebrate Steve's sixty-seventh birthday."
Sharpy is a feature allowing you to unblur grainy or lower-quality photos – try it yourself!
Photo source: Photomyne user Lorna Brine
The way we were
Top banana
Balancing a big tray on your head is difficult enough, but the stakes are much higher when it holds your morning snack for the week!
Photo source: Flickr (1980)
Family flashback
Go fly a kite!
Any big sister knows that if she wants her little brother to be good at something, she has to teach him herself, no matter how annoying he gets! Just ask this young expert who is Florida's most patient kite coach.
Photo source: State Archives of Florida (1962)
B&W colorization
Pep talk
It doesn't matter how many times these pilots have flown an aircraft, a briefing before takeoff is always helpful and reassuring.
Photo source: Signal Corps Archive (1942)
Photomyne user photo
Forever isn't long enough
"These are my in-laws Marie and Tom Cottrell, on their beautiful wedding in New York, February 1941. I love using the app! I've already scanned and colorized many family photos, and there are many more to go."
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Photo source: Photomyne user Honey Cottrell
Today’s historical figure is James Joyce.
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