This type of images is not explicitly excluded in the rules. And as long as no other rules are violated (e.g. by publishing sensitive data), I donât think there is anything against it.
Personally, I have seen some wonderful images of this kind on Postcrossing.
However, you have to expect that the receipient maybe delete those images and upload their own.
Your unique way of photographing your postcard images is certainly permissible, and in fact a somewhat similar postcard wall has even been featured on the Postcrossing blog. Iâd say by all means go for it.
As for uploading a small gallery for one card, thatâs not possible, but you can create a simple collage of a few different views of one card and upload it as one image. I once sent two âofficialâ cards to a Postcrosser (who has become a friend), who asked for old and new views of the same place, and I uploaded both cards as one image.
I think only the maxipic is better because the uploaded images in the gallery are quite small. It would be difficult to see what is in the picture. I absolutely love the idea btw and your execution is amazing!
I used to do things like that when I sent postcards with vintage images. I think it will be interesting for the recipient to receive a postcard, which depicts a corner of my city, as it was a hundred years ago. When he registers the card, he will see how this place looks now.
I sometimes favourite pictures (the maxipics) on official site not because I like the postcard itself, but the photo and the effort of presenting. It feels as creating more connection between postal carton and real place
I always thought, itâd be fun if someone self printed such photo as a postcard (with postcard depicted on it!) and then send it, making and uploading the photo of the new iteration of the postcard⌠and then maybe more and more recursion
I thought of that too. And making a personalized stamp of it, stick it on the image side, thus creating a Maxicard. What would that be called? A Super-Hyper Maximum Card Picture?
Kinda those infinite reflections when you have two mirrors facing each otherâŚ
Itâs too much, my mind got lost with all the image iterations lol