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Rose Finkel

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Rose Finkel
A photo of my mother's older sister, Aunt Rose Finkel, as a flapper, in the 1920's, NYC. I colorized this photo in Photoshop.
Date & Place: in New York, New York United States
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Colorized photo of "flapper" Rose Finkel in 1924 NYC
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09/30/2015
Beautiful!
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09/30/2015
Love those beads!
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09/30/2015
Love this era...
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09/30/2015
Nice
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09/30/2015
The year my Mother arrived in New York from Ireland
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09/30/2015
I have two cowlicks that make my bangs do this naturally...Why doesn't that come back in style? :)
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09/30/2015
I want that dress and shoes!
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09/30/2015
Katherine Mullen
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09/30/2015
kind of looks like me :-)
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09/30/2015
Flappers were so cool!
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09/30/2015
Lovely stylish lady. Still prefer photos in their natural form. This looks like a painting.
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09/30/2015
Egle Dias! Veja isso. Depois comentamos... kkkkkkkkkkkk!
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09/30/2015
Love love love the The roaring 20s so vintage love it 🎩🎭💋🍸
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09/30/2015
Yes I did that myself you need to have good eye and imagination
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09/30/2015
Love it a bit of colour in the photos nice shows they were trying different techniques
I like it, too. Each technique has something to offer.
"They" is me! this is a photo of my aunt Rose, and the original is in sepia. I colorized it in Photoshop!
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10/03/2015
Wow great photo your aunts very pretty good job xx
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09/30/2015
It doesn't look like a photo to me.
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09/30/2015
Cute but nauseated by the leopard skin. Ugh.
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09/30/2015
A different time and different attitudes.
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09/30/2015
Actually I like the colorization to some extent. It makes these people more real. The sepia toned ones seem almost like some far away place and strange beings instead of everyday people like ourselves. We tend to forget that there was colorin their world.
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09/30/2015
Ree Young Still nauseous and wrong.
-I agree with you about the leopard-skin rug. However, in the 1920's this was very common. People had bear skin rugs, and heads of all sorts of animals that they had killed. I remember visiting the home of Teddy Roosevelt in Long Island, and there were hundreds of animal heads on the walls, all shot by Teddy himself. It was a different time and place!
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10/04/2015
I know. But I still can't look at it.
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09/30/2015
i agree, it upsets film makers who made monochrome movies, but, im all for it. keep their copies safe and colourise others so we can really enjoy the true image, we dont see in sepia or monchrome, unless your colour blind.
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09/30/2015
Ana Laura, olha o charme.
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09/30/2015
Demais! Gosto de ficar esmiuçando os mínimos detalhes. Obrigada bjo
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09/30/2015
Tenue typique !! :)
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09/30/2015
That's my feel on it!
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09/30/2015
This was a popular thing back then, I believe. I have prints in the Wallace Nutting style done by David Davidson that are basically tinted photos. My mother did this as well to some of her photos.
Though this looks more like a painting to me.
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09/30/2015
Gorgeous!
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09/30/2015
Lovely but she didn't have good legs !
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09/30/2015
I like both, the original Black and White and Colorized (but only if done right!).
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09/30/2015
Not a fan of colorization .
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09/30/2015
the colored fotos bring everything to life..........
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09/30/2015
Beautiful
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09/30/2015
Very pretty.
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09/30/2015
Love the shoes but i think its a painting
It is a photo.I have the original in sepia, and colorized it in Photoshop!
She was the bee's knees!
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10/01/2015
I was just going to say that!😊
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09/30/2015
Is that a leopard skinned rug?
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09/30/2015
Actually I hate it when photos are colorized. I think it ruins them.
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09/30/2015
That's my hobby :) When it's done well it brings new life to an image. To be fair the original monochrome images still exist when people use modern digital methods.
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09/30/2015
Joy Helm Riley omg I had to share...I thought of you and don't exactly know why lol but here you go😃
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09/30/2015
Love this Era and the fashion x
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09/30/2015
boy if rose could c the selfies and selfie stic pics from the diff 2 that pic
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09/30/2015
Love the pic. .and her name so unique. .I bet she was fun to party with. .😍
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09/30/2015
i just dont like what shes standing on :(
Maggie--I agree with you about the tiger-skin rug. However, in the 1920's this was very common. People had bear skin rugs, and heads of all sorts of animals that they had killed. I remember visiting the home of Teddy Roosevelt in Long Island, and there were hundreds of animal heads on the walls, all shot by Teddy himself. It was a different time and place!
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10/04/2015
i know it was different back then . that was just my opinion .
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10/01/2015
I like her style!!!!!
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10/01/2015
According to the link provided the photo has been paintshopped.
Photoshopped!
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10/01/2015
Love the dress ! The shoes ! I would have loved to be s flapper 💖👍😘👏🇬🇧
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10/01/2015
Nice legs.
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10/01/2015
I should have lived then. I love that outfit!
She was my mother's sister.
My late Aunt Rose would be so tickled to read these comments on her photo. She was always a very stylish lady, and loved fashion!
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10/09/2015
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10/09/2015
ههههههههههه بتاعتك
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10/09/2015
👱
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02/18/2016
Send us photos of your family members that were taken in the 1920's and early 1930's so we can share them with our fans!
Someone hand coloured this!! It looks so good!
I agree Stacey! Susan you did a great job with photoshop.
Thanks very much!
Thank you, Stacey! But I didn't color it by hand, I used Photoshop!
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05/11/2016
Like making my favourite dress red and green when it was really red and blue, when I was still at primary school. I was so annoyed xxx
I have a picture of my mother-in-law and she looked like a flapper ! I will have to post it
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