I live in Los Angeles Calif. And I want to thank you for what your doing. My wife and I appreciate it so much. To glance back at simpler times is a true claming experience. Im 52 years old and Im getting more and more nastalgic with every year and your videos really satisfy that need. Thanks again!
You can only see "simpler times" in a video. As someone once said, nostalgia is denial, the illusion that what you see in a picture is representative for an entire age. Among others, in this span of time humankind went through two horrible wars. Half of France put itself on Hitler's lap, with at least half of France being extremely anti-Semitic on account of being very Catholic. Over 6 million people died in concentration camps, some 35 million to 60 million died in WWII alone, with another estimated 40 million death in WWI. There was famine, lack of medication for diseases, medication we have today, the poor was even poorer, women were treated badly by society, and so on, and so on. Even home movies are meant to show enchanting little moments while the rest of the world is in pain and cries for help. No one want to remember that.
Hey sorellm4an. If thats what you want too.remember then go ahead. I also remember how WW ended. But nothing you say will ruin the simple pleasure I get from watching this videos. Now leave the rest of us positive people alone.
Since when Californians themselves call California, Calif; or even Cali?! Eitherway, we are happy for you and your wife, to find the channel as a joy. God bless. 💬🥰
@@ellylovely205 NOONE who is a native Californian refers to the state as "Cali". That's a term only tourists or people who are not from here call it. Calling it "Calif" in a post is totally correct, however.
Amazing to have the opportunity to watch film that's more than 100 years old.The next generations will be able to see how life really was over a much larger time span.Imagine we could have video footage about the ancient Greeks, Rome,Egypth...
Well if you study really hard and you go through the hierarchy of Catholicism maybe you can work your way into the vaults of the vatican's basement. Many rumours about technology that can see such things.
The irony is, the roman empire actually know a lot of the chemicals which is used in analog photography. They know lightsensitive materials, and even few optical laws of projection (for instance, they had magnifying ''stones'' (which were out of glass). They had a lot of base materials to make the tiny small step to photography, but they didnt. The steps which were needed were the dark room and chemicals which could fix the light sensitive material (so that it doesnt change anymore). But those weren't big steps. Sure, even if they would have developed photography, another problem would occure: saving it for thousands of years. The footages we have now from 120 years ago, are barely even 1 % of the footages which were made back then. 99% of videos are gone. Also because of war..but also due to other reasons (the films back then were very flammable for instance). And also a lot of films are degrading with time. Its hard to save photographs from 150 years ago. Let alone 1500 years ago. Ironically the people thousands of years ago knew that - and therefore, if they wanted to save something through the time, they literally carved it in stone. So we have a lot of information about how egyptians, babylonians, etc lived.
Yea, AI will recreate video of all known places and knowledge in all eras of known history. We hope it doesn't create a fictional scripted reality by design of a few looking to rule the world and own humanity.
The postwar footage moved me to tears. I haven't seen people that happy...genuinely elated and overflowing with joy...in my lifetime. The 90's came close.
Superb! I love that cute smile from the 20's. My Paris is gone, now it's a different Paris, and it will be the same nostalgia for the next generations. Things never remain the same, and nothing lasts forever. Merci beaucoup.
I know just what you mean. The origins of "Nostalgia" is probably the good description : "From Greek algos "pain, grief, distress" (see -algia) + nostos "homecoming," from neomai "to reach some place, escape, return, get home,"
This was awesome!, loved the edwardian ladies dresses, so beautiful, fun to look at the different styles of the dresses but wouldn't like to have to wear them every day, thanks for sharing, loved the testimony to simpler times. 😊🥀🌻
I also lived in Paris in the beginning 80s My Sister stayed 17years and then she moved to Besancon to marry a french... Now they have a house in Bretagne...🏡 They went to Ocanien in Nouvelle Caledonie 2 times for 8years also... Paris is very beatiful and the times are more complicated now..🛸🏜💧
Love the fashion of the early 1900s and 1920s. Those flappers look incredible.The glamorous ladies at 1.20 and 1.24. They were probably called vamps in those days, they looked fabulous 😍How the clothes had changed so much by the 1950s
The frame rate correction make these people real, unlike those black and white original with the silly accelerated walk, where I don't really get the human connection. Beautiful work!
There's avery strong argument for Free Will being an illusion. Every moment we have a choice but maybe we can only make that one choice of direction based on past experiences, so maybe you're right.
I was blessed to see Paris recently and it’s definitely a one of a kind of experience you have to live in person once, it’s fascinating how paris has kept the original architecture but holds so much history, memories, lives, the buildings tell stories it’s beautiful
More than the impeccable quality of the image processing, it is the sounding part, made with care and precision, simulating each scene in each environment. Would some voices have been recorded exclusively for these scenes?
The world was s**t then, and it's still s**t now. Maybe you forgot all the wars and ugliness that were happening then, probably because of 'nostalgia'?
@@TechnoMinarchist Actually after WWI, when Europe's greatest kingdoms were dissipating and modesty standards waning. Weimer Berlin for example was quite degenerate
Its obvious to me the people in the 1962 scenes appear to be happier than any other period in history shown. Hmmm. I was only 1 in 1962 & can’t recall. But its obvious in this presentation 1962 was the year to live in Paris. The 1902 scenes& their colorization are indeed the most dramatic. Nobody today rarely mentions those old cameras were hand cranked so the speed they were played back on never met the speed they were filmed on so everybody was always walking& moving about really fast. It’s nice we have technology to add in the things we didn’t have, but it also makes you wonder why the cinematography was also so superior than what it is even today.
Attention aux films d'avant 1930, les films sont fabuleux au niveau qualité, mais nous sommes face à des images restaurés via des ordinateurs puissants
@@jean-lucjla2987 in 6 months i should have that translated because there is no translate option using an up to date iPhone & the You Tube app on top of it is not very user friendly so i have to go onto a browser & that defies the purpose of the app. I cant even do a quick copy, the app doesn’t allow it. Quite frankly all this shit should be “Standard” & im sure if Apple owned TH-cam I’d have virtually no problems at all, so in the meantime they just push the envelope as far as “user unfriendly” goes and still haven’t gotten around to put a universal back button on their applications or allow them on competitors apps because their brain is higher than their cloud these days🙄
I loved so much this video, I'll save it to watch more and more times. I'm studying french (to be my 4th language now) and I'd love to visit Paris one day, I'm crazy to go on such historic places.
This is going to be my favorite channel! Thank you so much - Silent Gen, Boomers and X'ers in particular will find this channel both rewarding and addicting. And of course, the 100k or so Greatest Generation members still alive in the US today.
That is so wonderful to look at old familiar places 100 years before I got to see and know them to be. Thank you for digging up far more than a traditional library and school in your average town typically had.
These videos are so incredible!! What an amazing glimpse into the past!! Sad to think most everyone in this video are dead by now😢..... Where is a "Time Machine" when you need em?? 💜🥰
Outstanding! Thank you for the hard work put in putting it together! My Wife and I went to Paris last Valentine’s Day planning on returning next year .
wow. this is incredible. i’ve never seen anything like it. being a 2000’s baby i romanticize so often of what the world was like so long ago. this is just beautiful. thank you❤
The sound work is masterful. There is so much innovation in the visual delivery alone, and then these layers of incredibly curated sound make it beyond entrancing. Thank you.
I always find it so weird that we have more and more people on the planet today, but the streets are emptier today than they ever were in the past. Even in my corner of the globe, stores and resturants wont exactly be full on a Friday or Saturday night even though the population and wealth of the city has grown. Movie theaters, bookstores and cafes and mini stages as part of retail, not stand alon Starbucks or theaters have been closing. I am only nearing 40 and I miss the 90s and early 2000s where we'd get dropped off at a mall and go to an arcade, see a movie without making a reservation on our phone, or hang out at a book or media store or in the food court listening to a live band or school fundraiser choir. No a lot of public spaces feel hostile. Like the corporate stores are subtly saying "spend your money and move along".
Even though I don’t know anybody in this, it made me emotional to see regardless. As someone whos big into family history, just knowing every person we see has such a colorful and complex life is really humbling
Maybe a silly question, but I've always wondered, when colour is added, is it a random guess as to which colour, or is there a way to tell which colours are actually "under" the black and white? 🤔😊
Yes i wonder that too. I think it’s ai so it automatically decides and it happens to be right most of the time but I don’t believe a person actually does it. Interesting technology
The way in which aperture works is what gives it color. AI is a completely different system of just color guessing based on darker and lighter shapes, and often can't get anything right or even stay in the same place. Color in the 1900s was achieved via the process, they would match the computing ability of light rays to find the exact color that matches the black and white image, and from there, have a correct image with at least, slightly off coloring. Autochrome was this process, each dye would register to the image and use spectrum light to understand and apply itself to the colors in real life. Its hard to explain but autochrome photography is 100 correct if only barely discolored because of desaturation, however plenty of examples are not. Every footage shot after the 1902-1922-1927 ones were all cinecolor/kodachrome/agfacolor/ektachrome. Not colorized. Only the first 3 were colorized.
What an extraordinary job you have done putting these films together and with color you are to be praised for it. I seen some of them in black and white color makes them come to life as black-and-white to never do. And I swear to you I've sat in the same place as those people at the cafe de la paix in Paris in the 1960s. I'm forever saying all my I would love to have lived in Paris in the 1920s what a wonderful place it was but then I think no penicillin no kind of Wonder drugs sometimes I think I would give up those medications just to drive a Bugatti down the Rue de la paix but not really. I traveled many places in my life and I still think Paris is the most beautiful city in the world. Luckily I was there before they turn down but great Marketplace with onion soup at 4 in the morning and the outdoor urinals for still in place plus Notre Dame was in one piece what's a grand flower market out in front of it. Before I left my small hotel where they only spoke French I gave the lovely concierge a big bunch of flowers and she was astounded. They were so inexpensive I never could have afforded them in New York City those were the days my friend I wish they'd never end but unfortunately they did and we travel on. I'm sorry this is so long-winded but probably nobody will read it anyway so it doesn't really matter. Bye-bye for now!in
Je vous félicite pour ce sauvetage, très bon travail, quelles belles images, l'arrivée des Soldats triomphants, le beau drapeau de la France qui flotte, les peintres aux abords de la Seine, Paris, toujours Paris, encore aujourd'hui il ne perd pas son charme et sa beauté. 💕🇨🇵🌟🇨🇵🌟🇨🇵🙏🌟⚘️🔝💕
Eh, don't romanticize the past. I really HATE most aspects of the modern world, but the "good old days" had their problems too. We tend to only remember the good and forget the bad. What's scary is that future generations may look back at US and think that our time was good...
1:00 1922 - the guy in the blue suit - I MAKE bespoke historical suits and there are few people alive today who could make that - he has a hunch back, a sway back and a stoop... And the jacket fits PERFECTLY
Thank you for showing me my homeland in a way I've never seen before. Actually I've never been there before I long to see France before I die. Oui oui je parle français encore puis je suis capable de lire puis écrire.
Life was tough unless you were rich or could afford going to school (that was actually free, but family often needed kids to work). People were working 16h/day in factories including children. I was tempted by the 1910's but it was probably worse 😊. Then $hit hit the fan in 1929...
I live in Los Angeles Calif. And I want to thank you for what your doing. My wife and I appreciate it so much. To glance back at simpler times is a true claming experience. Im 52 years old and Im getting more and more nastalgic with every year and your videos really satisfy that need. Thanks again!
Amen Sis*Star! 🍿🎬
You can only see "simpler times" in a video. As someone once said, nostalgia is denial, the illusion that what you see in a picture is representative for an entire age. Among others, in this span of time humankind went through two horrible wars. Half of France put itself on Hitler's lap, with at least half of France being extremely anti-Semitic on account of being very Catholic. Over 6 million people died in concentration camps, some 35 million to 60 million died in WWII alone, with another estimated 40 million death in WWI. There was famine, lack of medication for diseases, medication we have today, the poor was even poorer, women were treated badly by society, and so on, and so on. Even home movies are meant to show enchanting little moments while the rest of the world is in pain and cries for help. No one want to remember that.
Hey sorellm4an. If thats what you want too.remember then go ahead. I also remember how WW ended. But nothing you say will ruin the simple pleasure I get from watching this videos. Now leave the rest of us positive people alone.
Since when Californians themselves call California, Calif; or even Cali?! Eitherway, we are happy for you and your wife, to find the channel as a joy. God bless. 💬🥰
@@ellylovely205 NOONE who is a native Californian refers to the state as "Cali". That's a term only tourists or people who are not from here call it. Calling it "Calif" in a post is totally correct, however.
Amazing to have the opportunity to watch film that's more than 100 years old.The next generations will be able to see how life really was over a much larger time span.Imagine we could have video footage about the ancient Greeks, Rome,Egypth...
Well if you study really hard and you go through the hierarchy of Catholicism maybe you can work your way into the vaults of the vatican's basement. Many rumours about technology that can see such things.
The irony is, the roman empire actually know a lot of the chemicals which is used in analog photography. They know lightsensitive materials, and even few optical laws of projection (for instance, they had magnifying ''stones'' (which were out of glass). They had a lot of base materials to make the tiny small step to photography, but they didnt. The steps which were needed were the dark room and chemicals which could fix the light sensitive material (so that it doesnt change anymore). But those weren't big steps. Sure, even if they would have developed photography, another problem would occure: saving it for thousands of years. The footages we have now from 120 years ago, are barely even 1 % of the footages which were made back then. 99% of videos are gone. Also because of war..but also due to other reasons (the films back then were very flammable for instance). And also a lot of films are degrading with time. Its hard to save photographs from 150 years ago. Let alone 1500 years ago. Ironically the people thousands of years ago knew that - and therefore, if they wanted to save something through the time, they literally carved it in stone. So we have a lot of information about how egyptians, babylonians, etc lived.
@@stevethecross2727 man in the high castle style?
Yea, AI will recreate video of all known places and knowledge in all eras of known history. We hope it doesn't create a fictional scripted reality by design of a few looking to rule the world and own humanity.
Look how sophisticated Paris was. Now its all rioting and craziness.
I wonder why all people were celebrating in 1945... 🙄
@@aminadoce?
This was fantastic! what a ride us humans have been on these past 100 years or so.
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All the elegance and style has gone. Paris is turning into just another cosmopolitan global(ist) zone. Thanks for the wonderful nostalgia..
I think it’s more like their happiness has gone so much has happened people are tired 😢
Where are all the r@g he@ds at???? lolz
Welcome to the future.
“Too Much Diversity is as harmful as too little”, Michael Crichton.
@@eldermillennial8330 The trouble is that for its supporters, there is never enough. 'Diversity' is just code for 'anti-White'.
The postwar footage moved me to tears. I haven't seen people that happy...genuinely elated and overflowing with joy...in my lifetime. The 90's came close.
Superb! I love that cute smile from the 20's. My Paris is gone, now it's a different Paris, and it will be the same nostalgia for the next generations. Things never remain the same, and nothing lasts forever. Merci beaucoup.
i loved her too
There’s a difference between natural change, and more recent Western tendency to force change artificially
It makes me both and happy and sad to see this.
Thank you for showing the beauty of the past. The 1940’s really pulled at my heart.
Life is a vapor.
I know just what you mean.
The origins of "Nostalgia" is probably the good description :
"From Greek algos "pain, grief, distress" (see -algia) + nostos "homecoming," from neomai "to reach some place, escape, return, get home,"
Time flies and takes us with it.
Absolutely surreal. What an amazing experience you have created for us. Thank you for all the time and love you put into it.♥️🇫🇷
Thank you. While fashions and other things change, some pieces of Parisian life hasn't changed. It's simply timeless.
Wow! This is fabulous. Beautifully done! Just love the 1902 scenes in color-Just lovely!! Along with the rest of the video. Thanks.❤❤
This was awesome!, loved the edwardian ladies dresses, so beautiful, fun to look at the different styles of the dresses but wouldn't like to have to wear them every day, thanks for sharing, loved the testimony to simpler times. 😊🥀🌻
edwardian? This is not the UK.
Edwardian ? Seriously ? 🤣
I enjoy all of your videos. I lived in Paris in the 80s. I am very old now and loved to see it through the years. It brought back so many memories!
I also lived in Paris in the beginning 80s
My Sister stayed 17years and then she
moved to Besancon to marry a french...
Now they have a house in Bretagne...🏡
They went to Ocanien in Nouvelle Caledonie 2 times for 8years also...
Paris is very beatiful and the times
are more complicated now..🛸🏜💧
Love the fashion of the early 1900s and 1920s. Those flappers look incredible.The glamorous ladies at 1.20 and 1.24. They were probably called vamps in those days, they looked fabulous 😍How the clothes had changed so much by the 1950s
I love these videos so much. It’s mind blowing to see the past in color. ❤
The frame rate correction make these people real, unlike those black and white original with the silly accelerated walk, where I don't really get the human connection. Beautiful work!
That scared me tbh.
Lovely nostalgic look back, time goes so quick, try and enjoy yourself before it's too late. Great work❤
I agree with you! So lovely...🌷❤️🩹🐚
@@gunillabergmark3091🙂👍
Isn't it amazing how time marches on, sometimes makes you wonder if it's all meant to be, a stage of sorts that was predetermined from its inception
There's avery strong argument for Free Will being an illusion. Every moment we have a choice but maybe we can only make that one choice of direction based on past experiences, so maybe you're right.
Brilliant! The footage from 1945 brought tears to my eyes.
One of your best ones yet! It's a real journey seeing how the people and landscape changed and also how they stayed the same. Wonderful video. ❤
This was fantastic! Thank you so much for putting this together, it was really magical!
I was blessed to see Paris recently and it’s definitely a one of a kind of experience you have to live in person once, it’s fascinating how paris has kept the original architecture but holds so much history, memories, lives, the buildings tell stories it’s beautiful
Beautiful. Thanks for taking us in your time machine.
This brings these people so much closer to my screenager mind
More than the impeccable quality of the image processing, it is the sounding part, made with care and precision, simulating each scene in each environment. Would some voices have been recorded exclusively for these scenes?
This world now has got incredibly ugly and fake. So important to have these time documents. Thank you for your efforts! ❤
The world was s**t then, and it's still s**t now. Maybe you forgot all the wars and ugliness that were happening then, probably because of 'nostalgia'?
It all started after ww2
@@TechnoMinarchist WW2 was incredibly ugly. Humanity's nadir, so far.
@@TechnoMinarchist Actually after WWI, when Europe's greatest kingdoms were dissipating and modesty standards waning. Weimer Berlin for example was quite degenerate
the money is fake
Its obvious to me the people in the 1962 scenes appear to be happier than any other period in history shown. Hmmm. I was only 1 in 1962 & can’t recall. But its obvious in this presentation 1962 was the year to live in Paris.
The 1902 scenes& their colorization are indeed the most dramatic. Nobody today rarely mentions those old cameras were hand cranked so the speed they were played back on never met the speed they were filmed on so everybody was always walking& moving about really fast. It’s nice we have technology to add in the things we didn’t have, but it also makes you wonder why the cinematography was also so superior than what it is even today.
Attention aux films d'avant 1930, les films sont fabuleux au niveau qualité, mais nous sommes face à des images restaurés via des ordinateurs puissants
@@jean-lucjla2987 in 6 months i should have that translated because there is no translate option using an up to date iPhone & the You Tube app on top of it is not very user friendly so i have to go onto a browser & that defies the purpose of the app. I cant even do a quick copy, the app doesn’t allow it. Quite frankly all this shit should be “Standard” & im sure if Apple owned TH-cam I’d have virtually no problems at all, so in the meantime they just push the envelope as far as “user unfriendly” goes and still haven’t gotten around to put a universal back button on their applications or allow them on competitors apps because their brain is higher than their cloud these days🙄
Love your videos. There is something so poignant and melancholic about watching all those faces from so long ago.
I agree with you totally. Just how I feel when I watch them.
Really enjoyed this, the Debussy song gave me goosebumps. ♥️
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Amazing to see how as time goes on people become more slovenly and less joyous.
I loved so much this video, I'll save it to watch more and more times. I'm studying french (to be my 4th language now) and I'd love to visit Paris one day, I'm crazy to go on such historic places.
This is going to be my favorite channel! Thank you so much - Silent Gen, Boomers and X'ers in particular will find this channel both rewarding and addicting. And of course, the 100k or so Greatest Generation members still alive in the US today.
That is so wonderful to look at old familiar places 100 years before I got to see and know them to be. Thank you for digging up far more than a traditional library and school in your average town typically had.
These videos are so incredible!! What an amazing glimpse into the past!! Sad to think most everyone in this video are dead by now😢..... Where is a "Time Machine" when you need em?? 💜🥰
This is so beautifully done thank you! ❤❤❤
As time passed, we became less and less relied on one another, and that was sad to see the innocence dissipating
Outstanding! Thank you for the hard work put in putting it together!
My Wife and I went to Paris last Valentine’s Day planning on returning next year .
1902 brought into real life by correcting motion and colour......thank you, they look soooo much more life like.......
it is possible to see the changes in people starting from the 40s. Thank you for the experience.
Simply beautiful! ❤
2:09 I love that Blonde Lady with the pretty smile, cuddling her Dog, so happy the War was Over ❤
Really loved this one!
This photo to the left is me - en route to Paris in April 1938 on the liner-"Aquitania".Your posts are lovely!
you cant be serious, you would be over 100 years old?
wow. this is incredible. i’ve never seen anything like it. being a 2000’s baby i romanticize so often of what the world was like so long ago. this is just beautiful. thank you❤
The sound work is masterful. There is so much innovation in the visual delivery alone, and then these layers of incredibly curated sound make it beyond
entrancing. Thank you.
Your best yet. Unbelievable to see it all from 1902 forward... in one film.
Well done.
Que roupas lindas e que gente respeitosa. Meu Deus. Eu admiro muito essas pessoas. Não só a época, mas as pessoas.
I always find it so weird that we have more and more people on the planet today, but the streets are emptier today than they ever were in the past. Even in my corner of the globe, stores and resturants wont exactly be full on a Friday or Saturday night even though the population and wealth of the city has grown. Movie theaters, bookstores and cafes and mini stages as part of retail, not stand alon Starbucks or theaters have been closing.
I am only nearing 40 and I miss the 90s and early 2000s where we'd get dropped off at a mall and go to an arcade, see a movie without making a reservation on our phone, or hang out at a book or media store or in the food court listening to a live band or school fundraiser choir. No a lot of public spaces feel hostile. Like the corporate stores are subtly saying "spend your money and move along".
Paris was so lovely
Interesting to see the differences even within a decade. Early 20s (1922) vs late 20s (1927), many changes.
This was stunningly beautiful! ❤
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That was lovely. Thank you😃
I like colorful old photos and videos more than black&white, brown etc.
The woman with the Dog, sitting so elegant. Her Smiley... So beautyfull
THANK you for your works, Greating from Germany 👋👋💐
1920s videos and photos appeal to me the most
Even though I don’t know anybody in this, it made me emotional to see regardless.
As someone whos big into family history, just knowing every person we see has such a colorful and complex life is really humbling
Best fashion in this video: 1902! 💚
Maybe a silly question, but I've always wondered, when colour is added, is it a random guess as to which colour, or is there a way to tell which colours are actually "under" the black and white? 🤔😊
Yes i wonder that too. I think it’s ai so it automatically decides and it happens to be right most of the time but I don’t believe a person actually does it. Interesting technology
@teawiththeMadHatter Boggles the mind really, thinking about AI, and how it does things!! 🤔😯😲😯🥹😂
The way in which aperture works is what gives it color. AI is a completely different system of just color guessing based on darker and lighter shapes, and often can't get anything right or even stay in the same place. Color in the 1900s was achieved via the process, they would match the computing ability of light rays to find the exact color that matches the black and white image, and from there, have a correct image with at least, slightly off coloring. Autochrome was this process, each dye would register to the image and use spectrum light to understand and apply itself to the colors in real life. Its hard to explain but autochrome photography is 100 correct if only barely discolored because of desaturation, however plenty of examples are not.
Every footage shot after the 1902-1922-1927 ones were all cinecolor/kodachrome/agfacolor/ektachrome. Not colorized. Only the first 3 were colorized.
What an extraordinary job you have done putting these films together and with color you are to be praised for it. I seen some of them in black and white color makes them come to life as black-and-white to never do. And I swear to you I've sat in the same place as those people at the cafe de la paix in Paris in the 1960s. I'm forever saying all my I would love to have lived in Paris in the 1920s what a wonderful place it was but then I think no penicillin no kind of Wonder drugs sometimes I think I would give up those medications just to drive a Bugatti down the Rue de la paix but not really. I traveled many places in my life and I still think Paris is the most beautiful city in the world. Luckily I was there before they turn down but great Marketplace with onion soup at 4 in the morning and the outdoor urinals for still in place plus Notre Dame was in one piece what's a grand flower market out in front of it. Before I left my small hotel where they only spoke French I gave the lovely concierge a big bunch of flowers and she was astounded. They were so inexpensive I never could have afforded them in New York City those were the days my friend I wish they'd never end but unfortunately they did and we travel on. I'm sorry this is so long-winded but probably nobody will read it anyway so it doesn't really matter. Bye-bye for now!in
SO WONDERFUL THEY'VE REVITALISED THE PAST 😊
A spectacular time-travel journey! Thank you...
02:44 la facilidad con la que el camarero baja las escaleras con la bandeja 🏅👏🏻👌
Wow! Those early park scenes look like something right out of Gigi!
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Je vous félicite pour ce sauvetage, très bon travail, quelles belles images, l'arrivée des Soldats triomphants, le beau drapeau de la France qui flotte, les peintres aux abords de la Seine, Paris, toujours Paris, encore aujourd'hui il ne perd pas son charme et sa beauté.
💕🇨🇵🌟🇨🇵🌟🇨🇵🙏🌟⚘️🔝💕
Je suis tout à fait d'accord!
@@joiedevivre2005 Merci 🌻🌟⚘️
I see nikola tesla's face everywhere LOL. Great video btw, i love to see recovered films
A amazing journey filled with awe inspiring videos! Wow! You knocked it out of the park!!!
I love it!
From French capital to multi-culti ZOO in two and a half minute ❤
It was amazing to see the style and fashion changing through time, here in america people go out in their pijamas
Great vids, would like to see a compilation in increments of 10 years next time 👏
What a wonderful way to travel! Thank you sooo much for your delightful video.
I hope that you are having a very good day.
Stunning! 😲
What a beautiful video ❤
Lovely. Thank you Merci
Magnifique! 😍
I think maybe 1960 and 70's where the best time to visit and live in big European cities.
Such a beautiful video ❤
Bellissimo 😍la macchina del tempo..... molto emozionante
Stunningly Beautiful!! 😍 I subscribe to many channels; however, yours is my favorite by far!!
1945 gave me chills. To see people celebrating the end of the war, the couples kissing, the people happy, so amazing
1902 Paris was the most ideal, Europe's beautiful golden years. Today it's a bloody nightmare
Fantastic series!
Look how beautiful that is
Refreshing to see some proper recolouring result instead of flickering brown hues.
wow that's something else. well put together. thx
If only we could go back in time. I don’t think I’d want to come back.
Eh, don't romanticize the past. I really HATE most aspects of the modern world, but the "good old days" had their problems too. We tend to only remember the good and forget the bad. What's scary is that future generations may look back at US and think that our time was good...
@@kck9742 What we see is not only change of fashion and technology…it is postmodern stressful complexity and chaos.
❤❤❤ magnifique masterpiece 👏👏👏👏
It's a different perspective of the past when you see it in color.
The dress and the makeup of the girl in pink in 1927, she’s so mesmerizing. She’s just doing everyday stuff, yet looks like a model while doing it.
Да,очень краивая и элегантная
1:00 1922 - the guy in the blue suit - I MAKE bespoke historical suits and there are few people alive today who could make that - he has a hunch back, a sway back and a stoop...
And the jacket fits PERFECTLY
The SMILE of that woman at 1:31 ... just wow!
That was brilliant, really enjoyed watching it. Thank you for making it
The footage of the liberation of Paris brought tears to my eyes... Freedom!
Amazing work! Thank you so much, I really enjoyed it.
Sehr schön, ne runde Zeitreise wäre nett.... Ein Kaffee und wieder zurück, oder auch nicht 😉😎
Amazing 🤩
I saw the last of Paris in 1984. Never to be forgot.
Thank you for showing me my homeland in a way I've never seen before. Actually I've never been there before I long to see France before I die. Oui oui je parle français encore puis je suis capable de lire puis écrire.
I think we can all agree that “The Girl” and the lifestyle and fashion of 1927 seem simply idyllic.
I want to live in that era.
Life was tough unless you were rich or could afford going to school (that was actually free, but family often needed kids to work). People were working 16h/day in factories including children. I was tempted by the 1910's but it was probably worse 😊. Then $hit hit the fan in 1929...