Before the 1979 Revolution, when hijab was not in force, family albums capture Iranian women's embrace of western fashion, as seen in movies, magazines and embodied by a succession of fashionable queens.
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Most photos taken in the 70's were in color, how is that rare? Cool pix tho.
ReplyDeleteIT would be nice it you credited the photographers rather than just ripping them off. Many of the images are MINE! http://www.rchrd.com/photo/archives/new_york/new_york_city/
ReplyDeleteAnd taking color photos in the 60s was not rare at all.
You have ripped off the photographer and used his images without permission or even credit. That is theft.
ReplyDeleteA: Credit the photographer
ReplyDeleteB: What is "rare" about color photographs from the '70s? Fun fact: we even had electricity way back then.
C: Credit the photographer.
On the rare or not in 60s and 70s: This depends where one lived and how much they chose to spend on colour film. Outside of the US, it was the 'norm' to buy black and white film, due to its price and the price of the photo development. So yea, I would not characterize it as the norm to shoot in colour at the time. Photographers, depending on their intended artistic impact, would of course use colour. Regular folks not so much. I am not of the N.A. region; my family and friends did not use colour film in those decades. My uncle, however, an avid photo enthusiast, did.
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