Alan Mays' photos with the keyword: walking photos

Printed on the back of the card: "Genzel's Kinobild-Postkarte [Genzel's Movie Picture Postcards]." A unique " walking photo " postcard made to look like three frames from a strip of motion picture film.

A souvenir real photo postcard from Lázně Luhačovice, a spa located in the Czech Republic. The date on the back of the photo is "17 VII 1949" (July 17, 1949).

"St. Petersburg, Florida, the Sunshine City, season 1952-1953." The sign in the background of this souvenir "walking photo" (it looks like the poor fellow was glancing away and probably wasn't immediately aware that his picture was being taken) may refer to a "Suwanee" hotel or motel, which evidently had "air conditioned rooms available."

A real photo postcard for the Taylor-Tot Stroller Vintage Memories group. A street photographer evidently snapped this photo of a sailor and his family as they walked past a W. T. Grant Co. store in some unidentified town. The sailor and his wife seem surprised--and perhaps even annoyed--by the photographer, but their daughter seems to be excitedly holding on to a toy as she enjoys the ride in her Taylor-Tot stroller.

An undated real photo postcard. A man carrying a package was hurriedly walking down the street when the Movie Shots photographer took his picture. For a similar photo, see Woman Walking, Movie Shots Photo, Philadelphia, Pa.

An undated real photo postcard. A woman walks down the street as Mr. Photobomb watches. Movie Shots photographers also operated in other cities, including Washington, D.C., and at the 1940 New York World's Fair. For examples of other photos taken by street and seaside photographers, see lisabee73's delightful album of Walking Pictures . For another Movie Shots photo, see Man with a Package, Movie Shots Photo, Philadelphia, Pa.