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
I always try to get âjust the cardâ but recently got a picture that was artistically placed on a table with a pen and flowers nearby, and I thought it was a great idea! This is such a fun idea! Now I hope to receive one like this some day
I love that idea! I have sent a card to someone who then uploaded a picture of himself holding the card in nature. When I looked at his profile, he does that with all his received cards, I think it is a great idea!
I absolutely love it! And someone said that if the recipient chooses to they can always overwrite the postcard image with a scan of the card. If it were me, I prefer your Source photo.