Tiny

One of the defining features of found photos is the size of them. There are very few large no  professional photos. most vernacular ones are no bigger than 6" by 4". Anything more than that is an enlargement. Amateur photography wasn't meant to be large and filled with detail. It was just supposed to document a person or place or event. In the same way as he telephone was only clear enough to hear another voice the consumer photograph was meant to show just enough to get a rough idea of what happened. This one is on the smaller end, measuring less than an inch. However, this one looks to be cut from another, larger photograph. How big it was originally is a mystery.

James and the giant...

Peach. Or apricot, depending on your personal taste. This photo always makes me smile. On the back it says "1966", so it was taken after the release of the Roald Dahl book, which hit shelves in '61. I wonder if the photographer had read it, or if they just wanted to capture a nice day out. This was probably taken at an amusement park or tourist trap in California.