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mesutilgim (115476) 2009-04-23 11:32

Sevgili Ertuğrul dost,
Bu site ağırlıklı olarak "renk" e puan verdiği için ne senin bu güzel kare'nin, ne de benim 23 Nisan karesinin pek fazla şansı yok. Ama olmasın, aynı günde çekilmiş iki güzel kare ile tarih'e not düştük. Onun keyfi yeter bizlere.
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baxteraziz (2177) 2009-04-23 11:42

Ertuğrul bey selamlar...
Yanyana iki fotoğraf ama aralarında tam 38 yıl var.Muhteşem güzellikte ve dokuda nostaljik bir kare.
Anılarınıza sağlık.
Aziz

cak (4931) 2009-04-23 12:44

şapkalar ,kolalı gömlekler, papyonlar,taralı saçlar,üç tekerlekliler ve onlarla gurur duyanlar birlikte bu 38 yıllık karede.

isabela_sor (47748) 2009-04-23 13:06 [Comment]

gunbud (34066) 2009-04-23 18:24

Hi Ertugrugl,
What a gem you turned up for this festive occasion.
These children today are in their early 40s and many of the onlookers gone but it this image they all remain "forever young."
Children are such a treasure and this warm tribute testifies the joy they bring adults.
Regards, Tom

rodgerg (55767) 2009-04-24 0:31

Helo Ertugrul,

A superb historic shot! A very good photo reportage! An very good work of scanning! A very interesting post for TE! Congratulations.
Roger

JCG (35153) 2009-04-24 3:51

Hi Ertugrul,

Ah… if your reflexion in the second paragraph of your note could be true !!! Unfortunately it is not the case. Interesting photograph on this childish parade. One feels pride in the eyes of these children, especially on the leader, at the head of the procession. Pretty memory of the past, thank you Ertugrul.

With all my friendships and with soon,

Jean-Charles

danos (110395) 2009-04-24 11:40

Hello Ertugrul,
nice this 70's snapshot from the Children day,a specific documentary scene in B/W.I like the children parade with the little 'policemen' in the beginning of the parade.Well done.

Regards,Danos

Vasa (515) 2009-04-24 16:51

Full composition for lovely picture, dear friend Ertugrul. You are master of landscapes, but also the scenes around you. This one is also for my soul.

Many thanks, warm regards,

Branko

     thea0211 (1365) 2009-04-25 0:25

you know Ertugrul, i love old photos.
and the unforgetable charm of times gone by. just like you're showing them here.
so unspoiled, so true, so far from nowadays globalization.
thank you!
dora
ps: "I'm still busy with swing in my hammock."
this is the sweetest/funniest line i ever read in an intro around here
... puts a large smile on my face every time it comes to my mind ;o)))

ciakgiak (30) 2009-04-25 15:18

Hello Ertugrul,
this is a very interesting document, an exiting image so old and fascinated. I like so much this scene that speak about our past. Thanks for sharing.
Have a great week end.
Best regards dear friend.
Giorgio

Atousa (7131) 2009-04-27 21:00

Salam Ertugrul,

Very nice old daily life shot..the details are really worth seeing n interesting..I like the compo with the children in the foreground n the others watching them in the street n by the windows..their different expressions are very interesting..thank you.
Best regards, Atousa

gracious (20025) 2009-04-30 12:13

Merhaba Ertugrul,
Thank you for sharing this very precious image dated back in 1971 for the great day for children!
my same wishes goes with you for the children!
sincere regards
Tony

fulvio52 (8314) 2009-05-04 8:09

Merhaba, Ertugrul.
Absolutely unique, what a great oldtimer you came up with! The quality is exactly what I love and want to see on B&W film. This is truly different stuff, there is nothing that can match it in the present digital world. A magnificent frozen moment and a picture that truly LIVES! TFS, my friend. Have a good day, I'll be seeing you.
Fulvio.

ElAprendiz (30) 2009-05-26 20:23

Helo Ertugrul:

I do not know how this picture had not noticed before. Despite the time, remains a great photo, with all the tender set of children wanting to be great.

A beautiful dedication, no doubt. By that time also had in my country, I have a photo with the related topic, but not considered it. However, my heart softens when I see on TV so many children who suffer lack of opportunity, health, recreation, education and games. Both children used as cannon fodder in the war actions, as in my country, because of some infamous call to say subversive.

A hug from Colombia, John