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About my stock and Stock Rules
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The images added within my gallery are scans of vintage postcards and photographs, some dating back as far as the 1890's.
*** Stock Rules ***
When using my stock please link back to my main page.
Contact me via note or comment and include a link to your deviation so that I may view and
it.
Off site use is fine, please just let me know and again add a link.
Deviantart prints of your work that use my stock are fine, there is no need to ask my permission.
It is not required, however it would be very nice to receive a postcard of your print. (hey I collect postcards, duh)
So if you're feeling generous I would greatly appreciate that.
Please do not simply make a few changes to my stock and add it to the Stock Category.
My stock may be used in any way, shape or form within your deviation.
Be creative and most importantly Have Fun!
*** Stock Rules ***
When using my stock please link back to my main page.
Contact me via note or comment and include a link to your deviation so that I may view and
it.Off site use is fine, please just let me know and again add a link.
Deviantart prints of your work that use my stock are fine, there is no need to ask my permission.
It is not required, however it would be very nice to receive a postcard of your print. (hey I collect postcards, duh)
So if you're feeling generous I would greatly appreciate that.
Please do not simply make a few changes to my stock and add it to the Stock Category.
My stock may be used in any way, shape or form within your deviation.
Be creative and most importantly Have Fun!
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The images added here are scans of vintage postcards dating from the late 1800's to the early 1900's and are now in the public domain.
I love seeing how artists here are able to create a "new" piece or art using something "old". There's something about vintage/antique photography, the style, look and even the "feel" of it. When a vintage stock image is recycled to create a new work of art it manages to add that special look and feel. Those of you who are already fans of antique photography know what I am talking about. It's like taking a giant leap back in time, out of this fast paced digital world which we all live in, to a time when things seemed much simpler, much more relaxing and even more refined.
I have hundreds more vintage scans which I will be adding, so keep an eye out for them.
Hopefully these images manage to inspire you to create something wonderful.
I look forward to seeing what you can do with some of these. Please let me know if you create anything using them and I will certainly
Also if you are a photographer, model, stock artist, or whatever and would like to re-create and modernize any of these images I would love to see the result.
Most importantly to all; Have Fun!
A big thanks to all who have used my stock ! Love your work.
Who wants Llamas? Give one get one.
Donate points vintage-visions.deviantart.com…
I love seeing how artists here are able to create a "new" piece or art using something "old". There's something about vintage/antique photography, the style, look and even the "feel" of it. When a vintage stock image is recycled to create a new work of art it manages to add that special look and feel. Those of you who are already fans of antique photography know what I am talking about. It's like taking a giant leap back in time, out of this fast paced digital world which we all live in, to a time when things seemed much simpler, much more relaxing and even more refined.
I have hundreds more vintage scans which I will be adding, so keep an eye out for them.
Hopefully these images manage to inspire you to create something wonderful.
I look forward to seeing what you can do with some of these. Please let me know if you create anything using them and I will certainly
Also if you are a photographer, model, stock artist, or whatever and would like to re-create and modernize any of these images I would love to see the result.
Most importantly to all; Have Fun!
A big thanks to all who have used my stock ! Love your work.
Who wants Llamas? Give one get one.
Donate points vintage-visions.deviantart.com…
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New Stock
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Well it has been a while since I have managed to add anything new. So much going on lately that I just haven't had much time to get on here much.
Thanks to everyone who has fav'd my photos and a special thanks to all the watchers.
I am really surprised by how many people here enjoy the vintage photos.
I look forward to seeing what you can do with some of these. Please let me know if you create anything using them and I will certainly and comment on them.
Thanks to everyone who has fav'd my photos and a special thanks to all the watchers.
I am really surprised by how many people here enjoy the vintage photos.
I look forward to seeing what you can do with some of these. Please let me know if you create anything using them and I will certainly
and comment on them.
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The images added here are scans of vintage postcards dating from the late 1800's to the early 1900's and are now in the public domain.
As they are public domain you may do as you wish with them however, I would love to see what you create using them. I comment on & fav all works created using the stock which I have added here.
I have hundreds more vintage scans which I will be adding, so keep an eye out for them !
I love seeing how artists here are able to create a "new" piece or art using something "old". There's something about vintage/antique photography, the style, look and even the "feel" of it. When a vintage stock image is recycled to create a new work of art it manages to add that special look and feel. Those of you who are already fans of antique photography know what I am talking about. It's like taking a giant leap back in time, out of this fast paced digital world which we all live in, to a time when things seemed much simpler, much more relaxing and even more refined. In today's world it seems that everyone has a camera, perhaps a small digital camera stuffed in their pocket or purse, or a camera phone which is always within arms reach 24/7. In the old days it was uncommon and even rare for most to own a camera. Those early day photographers managed to craft their skills creating beautiful and sometimes elaborate sets for portraits and especially artistic nudes. It was much more than just a shot of a person or a nude body, it was an overall well thought out image with carefully placed props and backgrounds set just right to fit the mood for the style of image they were wanting to capture. Many of the poses used back then are still used by professional photographers today. Now I'm certainly not saying that photographers today are not putting thought or effort into their work, simply that it is different.
Anyway ... with that said it's time for me to add some new stock.
If you see something you like feel free to recycle it into a new work of art to give it a touch of vintage feel.
Most importantly: Have Fun !
A big thanks to all who have used my stock ! Love your work.
As they are public domain you may do as you wish with them however, I would love to see what you create using them. I comment on & fav all works created using the stock which I have added here.
I have hundreds more vintage scans which I will be adding, so keep an eye out for them !
I love seeing how artists here are able to create a "new" piece or art using something "old". There's something about vintage/antique photography, the style, look and even the "feel" of it. When a vintage stock image is recycled to create a new work of art it manages to add that special look and feel. Those of you who are already fans of antique photography know what I am talking about. It's like taking a giant leap back in time, out of this fast paced digital world which we all live in, to a time when things seemed much simpler, much more relaxing and even more refined. In today's world it seems that everyone has a camera, perhaps a small digital camera stuffed in their pocket or purse, or a camera phone which is always within arms reach 24/7. In the old days it was uncommon and even rare for most to own a camera. Those early day photographers managed to craft their skills creating beautiful and sometimes elaborate sets for portraits and especially artistic nudes. It was much more than just a shot of a person or a nude body, it was an overall well thought out image with carefully placed props and backgrounds set just right to fit the mood for the style of image they were wanting to capture. Many of the poses used back then are still used by professional photographers today. Now I'm certainly not saying that photographers today are not putting thought or effort into their work, simply that it is different.
Anyway ... with that said it's time for me to add some new stock.
If you see something you like feel free to recycle it into a new work of art to give it a touch of vintage feel.
Most importantly: Have Fun !
A big thanks to all who have used my stock ! Love your work.
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Vintage Visions Stock
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The images added here are scans of vintage postcards dating from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. They are now in the public domain.
I have seen a few others here adding old postcard stock, so thought I too would join in and share some. Hopefully someone will find use for some of these images.
As they are public domain you may do as you wish with them. I would love to see what you create using them and will fav your work if you let me know you have used one of these images.
I have seen a few others here adding old postcard stock, so thought I too would join in and share some. Hopefully someone will find use for some of these images.
As they are public domain you may do as you wish with them. I would love to see what you create using them and will fav your work if you let me know you have used one of these images.
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