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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: farmeroman on Saturday 26 January 13 12:39 GMT (UK)
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Two identical photos of my mother probably from the early 1940's; one black & white and one hand coloured. Both have some areas of damage and I wonder if anyone can fix the damaged parts of each with the good parts from the other and colour accordingly.
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Hi Farmeroman, lovely photo..it must bring a smile to your face every time you look at it..I have a 1.2 MB file of this photo also, if you'd like that send me a RC pm with email and I'll forward it to you..also I wasn't sure if you wanted a b/w version too..let me know..thanks, Tommy
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deleted duplicate..my ghost at work again..lol
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One from me too...Lovley photo.
Carol
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A sepia type too.
Carol
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One from me.
Bill. :)
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Oh yes Bill...Wasn't it Vermeer who painted "The Girl With the Pearl Earring" ?
Carol
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Well spotted Carol! ;D
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a restore from me also
Regards
Iria
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From me
Irene
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and....
Irene
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Many thanks to you all for your efforts; the results are amazing and at least one of them will be printed and framed so that the pictures (I have another full face colour portrait in perfect contition) will be seen for the first time in almost 70 years. I had never seen them before I discovered them while clearing my mother's house last year and it's wonderful to have them restored.
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One more for you
David
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And one more
David
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Gosh, what a lovely looking lady, and some really great restores - David, your b/w ones are really lovely, as are those from Tommy, Carol, Bill, Iria, and Irene. Fantastic work, guys! :D
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Another interpretation..
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Hi.........Another to add to the list.
Carolyn :)
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More nice work; thanks again. The colour ones certainly bring out my mother's hair colour!
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My belated effort, :)
Yvonne