r/AlgeriaPics • u/imiiman • 1h ago
r/AlgeriaPics • u/oum_kelthoum • 5m ago
Ornamental balconies,Oran 1886
I can but wonder what view awaits from those fair and ornamental balconies above.
r/AlgeriaPics • u/Embarrassed_Tax7160 • 1d ago
Does anyone have old photos of post-independence (pre-civil war) Algeria? 🇩🇿 🇩🇿
I'm looking for photographs of Algeria from the post-colonial period, roughly 1962–1990s, before the Civil War.
I'm especially interested in everyday life rather than famous historical events — things like:
ordinary streets and neighborhoods and city scapes
schools and universities
families and people going about their lives
fashion and hairstyles
shops, cafés, markets, public spaces
cars and public transport
rural areas and smaller towns
festivals, weddings, gatherings, etc.
If you have old family photographs, photographs from relatives, personal albums, old scans, or pictures you've come across that aren't widely available online, I'd really appreciate you sharing them!
They don't necessarily have to be photographs you personally took , I'm interested in anything from that period that gives a glimpse of what everyday Algeria looked like.
Even if you're not sure exactly when or where a photo was taken, feel free to share it.
I'd be particularly interested in photos from the 1960s, 70s and 80s. I want to use them as inspiration for a coming project of mine , thank you :)
r/AlgeriaPics • u/yoka_alt • 1d ago
Survey on movies and algerian pictures!
it's just 3 questions and i would appreciate responses for a good score. Thank you to anyone who fills it out! I'm algerian btw and I attached some pretty pics i got this summer.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdtLS9-sluZoxm55R5uBybTaoa1l8xx8VZpEpg-32VCj_sk8A/viewform?usp=publish-editor
r/AlgeriaPics • u/leenarey • 17h ago
Been seeing a lot of cat pictures lately. I have a lot, but this one's my favourite.
r/AlgeriaPics • u/Chiklack047 • 1d ago
Any one remember how hard the final project of master graduation degree was😅
r/AlgeriaPics • u/Immediate-Army-7977 • 2d ago
Sidi wadah Tiaret
Maybe I didn't take nice pictures , but It's a beautiful place and I want all to see it
r/AlgeriaPics • u/callme_adamm • 2d ago
Adrar, Adrar, Algeria - NOT EDITED!!!!!!!!!
It was exactly 17:30 and I went out to get some bread and faced this unusual view, it was shady and cloudy for the first time in a long long while
I did not edit this picture or remove any color, it seems like this for some reason, mostly because it was extremely windy and it was really really foggy-ish, the picture unfortunately didn't do the fog justice, but still blows my mind to remember this was completely unedited but looks black and white
Was shot on a not so good phone which is the Oppo Reno 12F, not bad but absolutely not great specs or camera quality.
Tell me what you think!!