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Title: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: GAJM on Monday 20 October 08 23:33 BST (UK)

Hi after years of searching I have obtained a photo of my great grand parents its not in the best condition and would appreciate if someone could touch it up a small bit I would still like to keep the original look

Any help would be most appreciated

I not too sure is this photo too big

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: terry h on Tuesday 21 October 08 12:56 BST (UK)

Hi,

I cleaned it best I could, re read what you said, oops, so messed it again :o

Here's both versions  ::)

Terry

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: billkent on Tuesday 21 October 08 17:03 BST (UK)

Hi, here's another version.

Bill.

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: GAJM on Tuesday 21 October 08 18:30 BST (UK)

Hi thanks a million this picture means everything to me so really gratefull of the work done here

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: mlmaxey on Wednesday 22 October 08 20:20 BST (UK)

Great grandad's face was extremely difficult for me as I'm not very artistic.  I hope I didn't muck it up too bad.  He looks a little young too me but I just couldn't seem to get him to look older.  Maybe he would have appreciated it :P!  Anyways, I just thought I'd give you another picture, it's practice for me and hopefully enjoyable to you.

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: ymfoster on Friday 24 October 08 06:17 BST (UK)

My effort,  :)

Yvonne

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: GAJM on Friday 24 October 08 13:31 BST (UK)

Hi thanks a million for all the effort!


Must show my mother these.

Title: Re: Great Grand Parents need a small make over
Post by: PaulaToo on Saturday 25 October 08 00:43 BST (UK)

First sepia, then with a touch of colour.