4 thoughts on “Teacher and pupils, Manchester UK, 1956”
Again, looking at the hands, feet and the general appearance, it seems to be AI.
Nice picture but I think the date is off by about 70 years.
It was like that in South London in the early 1950’s.
I remember my whole class walking from the School to a Church hall for lunch as the School kitchen was being rebuilt, and that was in 1949.
They still do it here, long lines of roped together kids slogging back and forth between school and the Y and some days there’s even fog, not a 1940’s English coal smoke fueled miasma, just plain old marsh water but kid’s hands and feet don’t look like that now 😉 and there’s something about the way the teacher’s head and hips are turned that ibuprofen won’t fix…
That’s the problem today, you can’t trust anything that claims to be a picture, no matter how old it says it is, putting it in black and white doesn’t fix the artifacts.
Is this an accurate description of what a scene of that era might look like ? definitely.
Was this a picture taken on photographic film at that time ? I don’t think so.
It still looks nice and brings back memories, and is pleasant to look at, but still an imitation.
Bert Hardy would beg to differ.
Why not perform a reverse image search (as I already have) before passing judgment?
Again, looking at the hands, feet and the general appearance, it seems to be AI.
Nice picture but I think the date is off by about 70 years.
It was like that in South London in the early 1950’s.
I remember my whole class walking from the School to a Church hall for lunch as the School kitchen was being rebuilt, and that was in 1949.
They still do it here, long lines of roped together kids slogging back and forth between school and the Y and some days there’s even fog, not a 1940’s English coal smoke fueled miasma, just plain old marsh water but kid’s hands and feet don’t look like that now 😉 and there’s something about the way the teacher’s head and hips are turned that ibuprofen won’t fix…
That’s the problem today, you can’t trust anything that claims to be a picture, no matter how old it says it is, putting it in black and white doesn’t fix the artifacts.
Is this an accurate description of what a scene of that era might look like ? definitely.
Was this a picture taken on photographic film at that time ? I don’t think so.
It still looks nice and brings back memories, and is pleasant to look at, but still an imitation.
Bert Hardy would beg to differ.
Why not perform a reverse image search (as I already have) before passing judgment?