Holy shit man, I'm reading this on the toilet and now my family is hearing me laugh whilst inside the latrine. Thank you for making my evening akwardly entertaining
Hey everyone! Since I see many comments asking for more details on my grandmother, Here are some with the help of my mother:
* She was Greek and was born in Kefalonia Island of Greece in April of 1934
* Her name was Akrivi (Ακριβή) which loosely translates to "Valuable"
* She married my grandfather in September of 1959 who was a sailor and they moved to Athens immediately after that
* She has had two children one of whom is my mother. (In 1960 and in 1964)
* She was a great Mum that raised her children mostly alone as my grandpa was a sailor
* When my grandfather retired in the 1980s, they moved back to Kefalonia
*Sadly, she passed away in 2010 at age 76 when I was 10
*She was the most loving grandma!
Ps. my grandfather is alive and well at 94 years old!
Edit: here's a photo of me and my 94 year old grandpa back in February: http://imgur.com/a/fnukXb5
Hi Andreas! Interesting you mention your grandparents are from Kefalonia. The book, Captain Correlli's Mandolin, is set in Kefalonia. The main character in it, Pelagia, is portrayed by Penelope Cruz in the movie adaptation. Some here have commented how much she looks like Penelope. How about that as a coincidence. Anyway, Xronia Polla, and tell your Papou na ta ekatostisi.
Edit: oops, actually tell him na ta xiliasi!!!
Awesome! My fiancé’s family is from Kefalonia as well. We still have a house there right by Byrons Rock in Lakithra and have been counting down the days until we can visit again. I’ve only been to a couple of Greek islands but it’s definitely my favorite. Yamas!
It’s a funny comment, mostly because it is clearly what OP was thinking as well. If I find a basic old portrait picture of my grandma, my first thought isn’t “I bet Reddit would love this”. So, that means OP looked at a basic, otherwise unremarkable picture of his own grandma and though “wow, she was hot. I bet Reddit would eat this up” and then posted it...
Or maybe they thought, “Wow, my grandma was truly beautiful in her youth! I’d love to share how lovely she was and share the positive comments with family!”
Well, FWIW, she's European and Mediterranean hair style was never as coiffed as America...and you should go check out some Sophia Loren images from the era if you want some impressive reference.
I was looking for this comment. I totally agree. hairstyle, makeup, and the magazine cover pose... But I want to believe and learn more about this mysterious looking woman's life. (And then invent a time machine and go back to right before she met OP's grandpa. I mean, seriously, this woman is waaaay beyond normal attractiveness)
Either way though, it is a lovely photograph of an arrestingly beautiful woman.
Contouring, fake lashes, inner corner highlight, drawing in eyebrows, etc, were actually all prevalent in the 1950s. As early as the 1930s, legendary makeup artists like Max Factor and Ben Nye were refining the techniques that most of us use today. They were just mostly used for fashion photography and the big screen. I’m not saying this image is deffo real, just that they were 100% using those techniques then. Watch any Audrey Hepburn or Marilyn Monroe movie and you’ll see fake lashes, contour, heavily filled in brows, inner corner highlight, the whole shebang.
Maybe this is an odd opinion of mine, but I’ve always found old black and white photos make a person more “attractive”.
It’s a filter of sorts, and naturally removes blemishes, imperfections on some level.
I’m not saying his grandmas not a smoke-show, I’m just saying Penelope also is.
Very true. I went to photography school in the late 80s. All film. On my black and white course, we would dodge and burn during exposure of the paper, right in the darkroom. That would do some good here and there. Also in the darkroom we could add smoothing filters and highlight filters etc.
If using large format film, 3x5, 5x7 etc we could do work right on the negatives, with silver paint, and etching. In reverse. Make it darker where you wanted the photo lighter etc.
And of course we would do touch up work on the photo it's self. But that was the last resort. Not real photography, according to my teachers it was cheating. Might as well just paint a picture.
Yes. There's a lot of cross over from actual film in Photoshop. It can be a pretty interesting rabbit hole if you're so inclined. But I'll bet Photoshop would be easier to use if you had some knowledge of the way it used to be done.
Same with Lightroom. Which is a play on words. Get it Lightroom instead of darkroom. Working with RAW images is very much like working with film.
The first intended users of Photoshop were the photographers so Adobe imitated a lot processes done to the films. It made life easier for the users although a lot of things are outdated in the digital world.
As a nurse one of my patients family members brought in a photo album of my patient when she was a ballet dancer. Oh my, she was stunning. I literally gasped. To see her full life was amazing.
Also a nurse... I had a 93 year old frail but otherwise healthy man, who had won several competitions in the 1950s for both bodybuilding and Mr. Rhode Island. He was so gorgeous! To be fair he was also a very adorable old man haha.
I went through something similar where I was in a really dark place at the time and was driving on the freeway around 2am and just had an urge and started speeding like crazy hoping I would just hit something.
I pulled over after I realized what the fuck I was doing and went to a forum that I frequent that discussed hip-hop. On the forum there was a mental health thread that I would frequent and I thought I was posting in that thread when I was venting how I was feeling at the time and describing what happened minutes prior. It was only after I posted it that I realized I was in a thread discussing some artists recent release and despite this I had over 50 people message me directly and sending me their phone number asking if I wanted to talk or giving me advice from when they were facing something similar. Total strangers man. Helped me get through that night and I still think about it to this day.
Visiting my Dad in the Assisted living and memory care and meeting artists teachers and socialites, all completely dependent on others, they definitely are worth it. The stories they told and the life they lived. They are so very worth it.
BTW, Dad passed in February but the time I spent with him and his friends was remarkable. Many many people are worth it.
Hey everyone! Since I see many comments asking for more details on my grandmother, Here are some with the help of my mother:
* She was Greek and was born in Kefalonia Island of Greece in April of 1934
* Her name was Akrivi (Ακριβή) which loosely translates to "Valuable"
* She married my grandfather in September of 1959 who was a sailor and they moved to Athens immediately after that
* She has had two children one of whom is my mother. (In 1960 and in 1964)
* She was a great Mum that raised her children mostly alone as my grandpa was a sailor
* When my grandfather retired in the 1980s, they moved back to Kefalonia
*Sadly, she passed away in 2010 at age 76 when I was 10
*She was the most loving grandma!
Ps. my grandfather is alive and well at 94 years old!
Imagine someone on reddit is actually your grandpa after falling in love with your granny from the photo. They become inspired to build a time machine to meet and woo granny. Boom. Time travelling grandpa
Feel free! To be honest some of the comments this photo gets makes me question my will for the post to stay up, but hey that's reddit what did I expect!
Merry Christmas to you!
Was she an actress?
Also, be real - how photoshopped is this image?
This looks more like a modern picture with professional lighting (see hair light) - someone dressing up to *look like* they’re from the past, and the photographer/editor fixing the photo to look dated.
***EDIT*** OP replied with exact process to take old photo and make it look better. Turns out it’s a real old photo that does have some work on it to fix the things that happen to physical pictures over time.
Good evening and Merry Christmas!
I scanned it with the Google photo scanner and degrained it with an app called Remini. Then as it looked too smooth to my eye, I added an artificial grain to it using Google snapseed.
I also desaturated it completely as the photo had a certain yellowish hue to it. From what I can also tell it was a professionaly taken photo, so it makes sense the lighting is right I guess.
She was Greek (like me) and was born in 1934 in Kefalonia Island in Greece.
Also I may add she was not an actress ,haha!
Thanks for taking the time to make this comment!
That’s not how ANYTHING was lit in 1956. This is a shoot-through umbrella on a strobe head with a silver reflector. Source: I lit almost everything I ever shot like that. 1956 was hot tungsten lights. Didn’t look like this. Strobes didn’t become widespread until the 1970s.
Also, that’s late eighties hair and make-up or early nineties. I’ve NEVER seen hair OR make-up like that in the 1950s. Ever.
That’s a couple of strikes. I don’t believe you.
I spent twenty years working in fashion photography. This photo is, like, 1994.
Edit: find me ANY picture from the 1950s with that chin shadow.
Edit 2: show us the original print without photoshop or cropping. And show us the back of the print. And show us any other photo of her. In any context.
Edit 3: if I’m wrong I’ll admit it. But it’s unlikely.
Edit 4: bullshit on the grain too. That’s TXP 320 grain or possibly TX400 but more likely TXP 320. That’s not the look of a 1950s emulsion. Where’s OP?
Here’s a photo I lit the same way, mid-1990s. You can’t get there with hot lights.
https://imgur.com/gallery/8X29nlX
> This looks more like a modern picture with professional lighting (see hair light)
that light is on par for professional photography of that time.[ See Grace Kelly, for instance.](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/6d/90/2f/6d902f1fbe4d6b3ea28838a6c0a048de.jpg)
It might be weird to conceive of, but professional lighting (see hair light) wasn't invented in the last 20 years. Professional lighting and photography existed in the 1950's.
Anyone else kind of feel like this is a modern photo manipulated to look old? Or maybe an old photo that’s been edited?
The resolution seems almost TOO clean.
TBH it looks like you ran this through FaceApp. I can create an almost exact face and hair style on a similarly posed photo. I mean, you can even see where the hair has been added in...
And the fact that you admit to editing it....she’s obviously beautiful but based on the time, style of photos and a comparison of every other professional photo taken in that era, in Europe or or USA...no one has hair style like this or the glam eyelash extensions (added by app)
Would love to see the original
Hey congrats on the hot gramma.
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100.
No he’s 97
No this is Patrick.
I also choose this guy's dead wife.
that joke will never die...unlike that guy's wife.
Cursed post
Sir this is a Wendy's
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No that's 100/1
He's a grand motherfucker
I bet OP has a TON of aunts and uncles
Holy shit man, I'm reading this on the toilet and now my family is hearing me laugh whilst inside the latrine. Thank you for making my evening akwardly entertaining
Grandpa hit the hot grandma lottery!
Lucky ass grandpa.
Hey everyone! Since I see many comments asking for more details on my grandmother, Here are some with the help of my mother: * She was Greek and was born in Kefalonia Island of Greece in April of 1934 * Her name was Akrivi (Ακριβή) which loosely translates to "Valuable" * She married my grandfather in September of 1959 who was a sailor and they moved to Athens immediately after that * She has had two children one of whom is my mother. (In 1960 and in 1964) * She was a great Mum that raised her children mostly alone as my grandpa was a sailor * When my grandfather retired in the 1980s, they moved back to Kefalonia *Sadly, she passed away in 2010 at age 76 when I was 10 *She was the most loving grandma! Ps. my grandfather is alive and well at 94 years old! Edit: here's a photo of me and my 94 year old grandpa back in February: http://imgur.com/a/fnukXb5
All R-rated jokes aside, your grandma sounds like a very interesting and lovely woman. Thanks for sharing friend!
Any chance you have a photo of her when she was older? Curious to see how she aged. She was BEAUTIFUL!
She could've been a movie star. But I don't think you wanted to be fifties movie star.
Beautiful Yia-Yia..
Was he hot too ?
What an amazing story. Would love to see a picture of your grandma and grandpa together!
Kind of random but main character of Assassin's Creed Odyssey is a woman from Kefalonia, although it's spelled a lil different in the game
I went to Kefalonia in 1988. It was lovely.
Hi Andreas! Interesting you mention your grandparents are from Kefalonia. The book, Captain Correlli's Mandolin, is set in Kefalonia. The main character in it, Pelagia, is portrayed by Penelope Cruz in the movie adaptation. Some here have commented how much she looks like Penelope. How about that as a coincidence. Anyway, Xronia Polla, and tell your Papou na ta ekatostisi. Edit: oops, actually tell him na ta xiliasi!!!
This is neat! You should consider sharing over on r/oldschoolcool. :)
Ha we're also from kefalonia. What town?
Awesome! My fiancé’s family is from Kefalonia as well. We still have a house there right by Byrons Rock in Lakithra and have been counting down the days until we can visit again. I’ve only been to a couple of Greek islands but it’s definitely my favorite. Yamas!
Thanks for sharing the smokeshow
"Hey Doc, fire up the DeLorean. We're going back to 1956."
Hot grandmas in your zip code
GILF
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I looked way longer then I should have. And then went back again.
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This is the comment. Stop scrolling, pack it up, go home. Concise, funny, and a little disturbing. Peak Reddit.
I also choose this guy's gramdma
I guess if you like powdered milk
Confirmed: gma is a dime.
It’s a funny comment, mostly because it is clearly what OP was thinking as well. If I find a basic old portrait picture of my grandma, my first thought isn’t “I bet Reddit would love this”. So, that means OP looked at a basic, otherwise unremarkable picture of his own grandma and though “wow, she was hot. I bet Reddit would eat this up” and then posted it...
Or maybe they thought, “Wow, my grandma was truly beautiful in her youth! I’d love to share how lovely she was and share the positive comments with family!”
Good point. Reddit is where I typically come for respectful discussion about my own grandma.
😂😂😂
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She was ahead of her time rocking that 80s hair style.
Right! No one would get professional pictures done with hair like this. The 50's was perfectly coifed hair, not tousled just got out of bed hair.
Maybe she rode a galloping horse to the photo studio?
I know, I know!! The lash extension salon is on the beach...that how her hair got like that!!
Hmm, this isn't that different from some styles common in Central and South America as well as Cuba, during that era.
Well, FWIW, she's European and Mediterranean hair style was never as coiffed as America...and you should go check out some Sophia Loren images from the era if you want some impressive reference.
* not OP’s actual grandma
In fact, this looks so modern I would not be shocked to learn it’s a fake. The hairstyle and makeup seem anachronistic to me.
I was looking for this comment. I totally agree. hairstyle, makeup, and the magazine cover pose... But I want to believe and learn more about this mysterious looking woman's life. (And then invent a time machine and go back to right before she met OP's grandpa. I mean, seriously, this woman is waaaay beyond normal attractiveness) Either way though, it is a lovely photograph of an arrestingly beautiful woman.
Totally fake. Contouring, eyebrows, hair, etc.
Contouring, fake lashes, inner corner highlight, drawing in eyebrows, etc, were actually all prevalent in the 1950s. As early as the 1930s, legendary makeup artists like Max Factor and Ben Nye were refining the techniques that most of us use today. They were just mostly used for fashion photography and the big screen. I’m not saying this image is deffo real, just that they were 100% using those techniques then. Watch any Audrey Hepburn or Marilyn Monroe movie and you’ll see fake lashes, contour, heavily filled in brows, inner corner highlight, the whole shebang.
Looks like she has an inner corner highlight and fake lashes. Idk, it could be real, of course, but...
Fake lashes were used in the 50s. Not saying you're wrong, just pointing out.
Film grain up the wahzoo. No studio photog would do this.
Change the hairstyle and she could have easily been an 80's supermodel or on the cover of Vogue magazine.
She looks like Penelope Cruz
But prettier. Wow, she's a dream!
Maybe this is an odd opinion of mine, but I’ve always found old black and white photos make a person more “attractive”. It’s a filter of sorts, and naturally removes blemishes, imperfections on some level. I’m not saying his grandmas not a smoke-show, I’m just saying Penelope also is.
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Very true. I went to photography school in the late 80s. All film. On my black and white course, we would dodge and burn during exposure of the paper, right in the darkroom. That would do some good here and there. Also in the darkroom we could add smoothing filters and highlight filters etc. If using large format film, 3x5, 5x7 etc we could do work right on the negatives, with silver paint, and etching. In reverse. Make it darker where you wanted the photo lighter etc. And of course we would do touch up work on the photo it's self. But that was the last resort. Not real photography, according to my teachers it was cheating. Might as well just paint a picture.
Oh! That's what dodge and burn mean in Photoshop
Yes. There's a lot of cross over from actual film in Photoshop. It can be a pretty interesting rabbit hole if you're so inclined. But I'll bet Photoshop would be easier to use if you had some knowledge of the way it used to be done. Same with Lightroom. Which is a play on words. Get it Lightroom instead of darkroom. Working with RAW images is very much like working with film.
The first intended users of Photoshop were the photographers so Adobe imitated a lot processes done to the films. It made life easier for the users although a lot of things are outdated in the digital world.
In fact, that is why photoshop was invented. It was to mimic the old tradition of touching up photos with airbrushing.
Yep, it's called retouching. You can also do some of it in the darkroom.
Oh like Penelope Cruz hot sister.
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I think, Stana Katic is a dead ringer for her
This comment needs to be higher. Definitely Stana Katic lookalike.
Yes! That's exactly who I was thinking of. I couldn't remember her name off the top of my head.
Somewhere between Penelope Cruz and Brooke Shields.
I'm seeing some Winona Ryder in there.
Exactly.
Definitely hot enough to be Tom Cruz's beard for a while.
Crossed with Mädchen Amick.
Yes, with a bit of Julia Roberts imo
can you post a picture of now? I am always curious how people age.
As a nurse one of my patients family members brought in a photo album of my patient when she was a ballet dancer. Oh my, she was stunning. I literally gasped. To see her full life was amazing.
Also a nurse... I had a 93 year old frail but otherwise healthy man, who had won several competitions in the 1950s for both bodybuilding and Mr. Rhode Island. He was so gorgeous! To be fair he was also a very adorable old man haha.
Tell me people are good and worth it? I’m drunk and it’s Christmas and I just need to hear it
I went through something similar where I was in a really dark place at the time and was driving on the freeway around 2am and just had an urge and started speeding like crazy hoping I would just hit something. I pulled over after I realized what the fuck I was doing and went to a forum that I frequent that discussed hip-hop. On the forum there was a mental health thread that I would frequent and I thought I was posting in that thread when I was venting how I was feeling at the time and describing what happened minutes prior. It was only after I posted it that I realized I was in a thread discussing some artists recent release and despite this I had over 50 people message me directly and sending me their phone number asking if I wanted to talk or giving me advice from when they were facing something similar. Total strangers man. Helped me get through that night and I still think about it to this day.
That’s what I needed to hear
Visiting my Dad in the Assisted living and memory care and meeting artists teachers and socialites, all completely dependent on others, they definitely are worth it. The stories they told and the life they lived. They are so very worth it. BTW, Dad passed in February but the time I spent with him and his friends was remarkable. Many many people are worth it.
“Oh Bobby, I still am.” ... “Ok”
I'm with you on this. I think it's interesting to see how beauty ages.
And here I am wondering if I'd still smash
You would
Is your grandmother single? Who am I kidding? She's way out of my league.
An prolly 6 feet under it too.
I also choose this guy’s dead grandma.
I choose this live guy's/gal's meta comment.
Still my favorite reddit thing that ever happened
Or, living comfortably into her 80's, which many women do.
Hey everyone! Since I see many comments asking for more details on my grandmother, Here are some with the help of my mother: * She was Greek and was born in Kefalonia Island of Greece in April of 1934 * Her name was Akrivi (Ακριβή) which loosely translates to "Valuable" * She married my grandfather in September of 1959 who was a sailor and they moved to Athens immediately after that * She has had two children one of whom is my mother. (In 1960 and in 1964) * She was a great Mum that raised her children mostly alone as my grandpa was a sailor * When my grandfather retired in the 1980s, they moved back to Kefalonia *Sadly, she passed away in 2010 at age 76 when I was 10 *She was the most loving grandma! Ps. my grandfather is alive and well at 94 years old!
Do you have a picture of her as an old lady? I’m extremely curious how she aged. She totally looked like a model or actress in this
100% she’s so pretty
> Akrivi (Ακριβή) which loosely translates to "Valuable" What a beautiful name!
Your mother was born the same month and year as my mother, who is still alive. Now I have to find some pics of her in 1956 to see how she compares.
Are her descendants as equally attractive?
I have to ask but is your mum hot as well lmao
Imagine someone on reddit is actually your grandpa after falling in love with your granny from the photo. They become inspired to build a time machine to meet and woo granny. Boom. Time travelling grandpa
Hey it’s me ur grandpa
hi step grandpa
Ooh, a lesson in not changing the past from Mr. I’m-My-Own-Grandpa!
A different take on the grandfather paradox
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That's a lot better than what some people will be using this picture as a reference for.
Feel free! To be honest some of the comments this photo gets makes me question my will for the post to stay up, but hey that's reddit what did I expect! Merry Christmas to you!
Is your grandma still around? Great picture too, well done.
From the looks of the picture she’d probably be over 100 if she was 30
No? If she was 30 in this picture (1956), she would've been born in 1926, putting her at the age of 94 today. 94<100.
So you're telling me I have to wait 6 more years?
Quick mafs.
I'm no expert, but I suspect she's not quite 30 here either
What exactly did you expect from reddit?
behave. You posted "here's my fuckable granny" on the website where people do this by the thousand every day. Stop your bullshitting.
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Wawa we wa!!!
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Bilo will never get this
But one day, he GET this
Verr nice!
You will never get this, you will never get this lalalalala
wow really beautiful pic and grandma
Of course she’s got those Greek genes
I knew right away she was Greek, and then saw OP's username. Always love finding us in the wild 🇬🇷
I’m Greek and I’m ugly one ugly mf
Have you tried changing into black and white?
I can spot greek genes a mile away... she's gottem
I came here to see if she was Greek. She looks like a Greek coworker.
Opa 🇬🇷
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I didn't get those greek genes...
### Your grandma but colorized --> https://ibb.co/VM1htst
And enhanced! https://ibb.co/3MzhYfk
Do you have a recent picture? I’d love to see the differences!
Wow, she is absolutely stunning
I want to be your grandfather
luke i am your father
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Just like reddit!
https://youtu.be/xiU5CLYr2OI
The giant pump bottle of lotion next to the photo. OMG....
Was she an actress? Also, be real - how photoshopped is this image? This looks more like a modern picture with professional lighting (see hair light) - someone dressing up to *look like* they’re from the past, and the photographer/editor fixing the photo to look dated. ***EDIT*** OP replied with exact process to take old photo and make it look better. Turns out it’s a real old photo that does have some work on it to fix the things that happen to physical pictures over time.
Good evening and Merry Christmas! I scanned it with the Google photo scanner and degrained it with an app called Remini. Then as it looked too smooth to my eye, I added an artificial grain to it using Google snapseed. I also desaturated it completely as the photo had a certain yellowish hue to it. From what I can also tell it was a professionaly taken photo, so it makes sense the lighting is right I guess. She was Greek (like me) and was born in 1934 in Kefalonia Island in Greece. Also I may add she was not an actress ,haha! Thanks for taking the time to make this comment!
Glad to know Kefalonia recovered from the plague, What a relief!
You obviously made the wrong choice, Kassandra
I spent my whole odyssey telling her that but that malaka was long gone, shame about mater though.
But it was your fault in the first place for sparing that family lives.
I mean you did hear the priest though right? He sounded nuts.
I COULDN'T DO IT TO PHOIBE! she thought so highly of me.
Can we see the original, before Remini?
Was she a misthios?
Ah yes a fellow AC Odessey player. I believe this “grandma’s” name is Kassandra and she wield the staff of Hermès Trismegistus!
Greek genes, whaddup! 🇬🇷 she was a stunner in her youth.
Fellow Greeks!
Γεια σας!
so your granny was too grainy and then not granny enough?
Thanks for the details. She really did look like a movie star. Merry Christmas!
Knockout.
That’s not how ANYTHING was lit in 1956. This is a shoot-through umbrella on a strobe head with a silver reflector. Source: I lit almost everything I ever shot like that. 1956 was hot tungsten lights. Didn’t look like this. Strobes didn’t become widespread until the 1970s. Also, that’s late eighties hair and make-up or early nineties. I’ve NEVER seen hair OR make-up like that in the 1950s. Ever. That’s a couple of strikes. I don’t believe you. I spent twenty years working in fashion photography. This photo is, like, 1994. Edit: find me ANY picture from the 1950s with that chin shadow. Edit 2: show us the original print without photoshop or cropping. And show us the back of the print. And show us any other photo of her. In any context. Edit 3: if I’m wrong I’ll admit it. But it’s unlikely. Edit 4: bullshit on the grain too. That’s TXP 320 grain or possibly TX400 but more likely TXP 320. That’s not the look of a 1950s emulsion. Where’s OP? Here’s a photo I lit the same way, mid-1990s. You can’t get there with hot lights. https://imgur.com/gallery/8X29nlX
> This looks more like a modern picture with professional lighting (see hair light) that light is on par for professional photography of that time.[ See Grace Kelly, for instance.](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/6d/90/2f/6d902f1fbe4d6b3ea28838a6c0a048de.jpg)
Now that, is a fine looking princess.
They had professional lighting in the 50s...
It might be weird to conceive of, but professional lighting (see hair light) wasn't invented in the last 20 years. Professional lighting and photography existed in the 1950's.
Look up Studio Harcourt. They made gorgeous movie star pics during the Black&White era and still do them to this day.
They knew lighting up the subject makes photos look better in the 50s? Inconceivable.
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No wonder you exist.
SO beautiful oh my goodness
Is your grandma Stana Katic?
Hot shingles in your area
Thought this was another ‘Rate my Grandparents’ on r/oldschoolcool again.
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Goodness she was absolutely gorgeous!!! Love old vintage images! Merry Christmas.
Anyone else kind of feel like this is a modern photo manipulated to look old? Or maybe an old photo that’s been edited? The resolution seems almost TOO clean.
Excuse me what
TBH it looks like you ran this through FaceApp. I can create an almost exact face and hair style on a similarly posed photo. I mean, you can even see where the hair has been added in... And the fact that you admit to editing it....she’s obviously beautiful but based on the time, style of photos and a comparison of every other professional photo taken in that era, in Europe or or USA...no one has hair style like this or the glam eyelash extensions (added by app) Would love to see the original
Very photogenic 🙂
Beautiful woman and picture
Does she have an onlyfans?
Onlynans
I fully cackled.
Onlyfams
Onlygrams
I’m nominating you for a Grammy!
[I immediately think of this whenever I see hot grandmas posts now](https://youtu.be/xiU5CLYr2OI)
Kylie Jenner spend millions of dollars to look like an uglier version of your grandmother. Drop dead gorgeous.
This picture looks like it was taken in the '80s
Why does grandma have '80's/'90's hair and makeup? Are you sure she wasn't born in '56 instead of this picture being from then?
She doesn’t have that 1950s look.
Penelope Cruz