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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: BETTS7 on Thursday 24 July 14 13:31 BST (UK)
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I have obtained 2 copies of this photo - one too dark and one too light. If anyone could merge them to make a clearer picture that would be great. Would also be interested in a date if possible?
thanks
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Not sure any better:
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I would hazard a guess at the 1870's by the stovepipe hats and other fashions. The fact that everyone seems to be looking at the photographer might indicate that the camera was a novelty, indicating an early date.
Regards
AJ
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Thank you. I knew it wasn't going to be easy and appreciate the effort.
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One from me
Pat
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Thanks - it's not easy is it?
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Agree with AJ.1860's-70's.
jim
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:)
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A very interesting subject, but where is it?
T
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If seemingly no-one knows where Old Easton is, how do we know it is Old Easton in the first place? T
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I Googled images of Old Easton and found the following. You can just see the two spires in the background, the same ones in the black and white photo. (Easton-on-the-Hill near Stamford, Lincs. photos near Easton-on-the-Hill, Northamptonshire , copyright by author)
Di
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Well done diesse. I had been hoping for Wiltshire, near Marlborough, but you can't win them all. Thanks T.
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Somerset!
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Find it difficult japeflakes to accept Somerset. Clearly in your picture one pinnacle is taller than the others whereas original are all equal. Thanks for your effort nevertheless.
T
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Further to my other post, I put the two pictures together and most of the buildings are still there.
How wonderful to see that. Here in Aust. they would probably have been pulled down for a shopping centre or ugly flats/apartment buildings.
Love both pictures.
Di
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The one I was looking at was of the Wray family. This was a large family photo and the one I am trying to send now is a much smaller picture. I don't understand why it is so many KB?