the way to America
A postcard from 1909 showing the then-common habit of writing notes on the front of cards — one of the inspirations for this site. My great-great Aunt Millie was a missionary in Korea. Her… Read More
the playfair steps
The postcard comes to us from Edinburgh by way of Brittany: Anna Dickie took the photo, and Lucy Kempton added the words. It’s a bit of spillover from a collaboration for qarrtsiluni, which… Read More
dead souls
Nathan Horowitz sent us this postcard.
time to leave
James Brush made this card using one of his own photos. “This grew out of my fascination with bird migration and the fact that I’ve migrated a few times myself, ” he told… Read More
wonder
Tom Montag wrote the poem in response to a photograph by Marja-Leena Rathje, who then crafted the postcard.
down to the water
Ingrid Steblea sent us this poetry postcard.
weekend in Paris (4)
The last in this set by Tammy Ho Lai-ming.
weekend in Paris (3)
Another by Tammy Ho Lai-ming. Look for the fourth and final postcard in the series on Friday.
weekend in Paris (2)
Another in the series by Tammy Ho Lai-ming.
weekend in Paris (1)
Tammy Ho Lai-ming sent us this postcard, the first in a series of four.
passing thru
Ren Powell made this card.
the trouble with ceiling solar systems
Ingrid Steblea sent us this poetry postcard.
a new day
Tom Montag wrote the poem in response to an image from Marja-Leena Rathje, who then made and sent us this card.
chestnut barn
Ann E. Michael made this postcard.
dear you
Nathan Logan says, “Billy Collins inspired this poem.” He used a Creative Commons-licensed photo, “Cabazon Dinosaurs from Pee Wee!” by Queen Puff Puff, A.K.A. Nicole Vasbinder.
the little robot who couldn't
Christine Swint supplied the words to an image by Mikey G Ottawa for our second contest (compare Amy Elizabeth Thompson’s take on the same image). Christine used the free online photo editing tool… Read More
deep
Leslie Miller sent us this postcard.
last night I dreamt of circles
This card by Emma Passmore is one of the winners of our second contest. She added her own words to an image by Mikey G Ottawa (compare Nathan Horowitz’s treatment of the same… Read More
the eyes say it all
Rasma Haidri made this postcard for our second contest, using Mikey G Ottawa’s photo “The Eyes Say it All” and lines from her unpublished poem “The Path of Truth.”
i miss you
Jessica Fox-Wilson sent us this postcard.
disco dreamz
Michelle McGrane created this postcard for our second contest with an image (Graffiti Behind Snow) by Mikey G Ottawa.
strawberry
Jennifer Saunders sent us this postcard from Switzerland, where she lives. “I took this photo while hiking in the Alps,” she said. “Then, about 50 yards down the trail, I stopped, dug my… Read More
yesterday's news
Amy Elizabeth Thompson supplied the words to an image by Mikey G Ottawa for our second contest. This proved to be a very popular image for postcard-makers; we’ll be publishing several other winning… Read More
in the clouds
Dinty Moore made this postcard from one of his own photos, inspired by a quote which he says he finds harder and harder to live up to the more he grows older: The… Read More
untitled
Ingrid Steblea sent us this poetry postcard.
freewheeling
The text is by Jo Hemmant. The photo was taken by her brother, Michael Doyle, who was living in Amsterdam at the time. Cycling is one of the main means of transport there.
haiku crow
Sharon Brogan created this poetry postcard. She writes, “I suppose you could call this a collaboration among the snapshotting me, the messing around with digital art me, and the poet me.”
