This post belongs to the original post titled ‘Letting Go‘
I pulled out the scrapbook from the bottom of the cupboard with the intention of scanning a few pages. The paper has yellowed, the edges of the paper are torn, and damp hands have removed some of the colour. But as I flipped through it with my mother, we fell in love with it all over again! So I decided to scan the whole book!
A part of me wanted to retouch it, but the better part of me (read lazy) thought it best to upload it untouched – yellow and torn. The scans don’t reveal how beautifully well preserved the actual photographs are, though the newspaper clippings reveal their age. Hope you enjoy!
The images are the property of their respective owners. I apologise for being unable to mention the sources (I was just a 12 year old kid who didn’t really care about intellectual property). It is very very very old! Some that do come to my mind are – The Hindu (Newspaper supplements), Brochures from The Sanskriti Museum and India Habitat centre.
7 replies on “The Scrapbook”
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Where is all of this from? Spic Macay?
-Mani
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This was waaaay back in seventh standard… The Hindu newspaper and some brochures supplied by my aunt!
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today only i visited your blog. nice one.all the best lakshmanan
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I was happy that you have scanned the scrapbook! Even now I remember how I had collected the brochures which used to come in hundreds when I was working ! Even you have made me relive that particular time-these are nostalgic times and do this more often ! ,
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Made me so nostalgic😘
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