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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Carole A on Monday 20 May 24 11:06 BST (UK)
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This is my children’s 2x great grandfather, who lost an eye in India 1886. He was a Chelsea pensioner. Is it possible to repair the rip?
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Or if only....
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Wow, that’s fantastic, thank you! I’d had a go and could do his cap but the face had eluded me. Deeply appreciate what you’ve done.
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Carole, in cropping your photo, for printing purposes I've made the dimensions about 12x10. Anyway, here's my try. :)
Peter
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My Try
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I just had to stop and say what a lovely photo this is. The face and the eyes say it all. I would have loved to have met such a jovial and kindly man.
P.S. The restores are lovely too :-)
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I just had to stop and say what a lovely photo this is. The face and the eyes say it all. I would have loved to have met such a jovial and kindly man.
P.S. The restores are lovely too :-)
I would very much agree with you Rena.
The restores are lovely and very good. He has a kindly face & eye/s. I was very impressed by Japeflakes restoring his eye - the family can see what he looked like prior to the loss.
Cas
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Thank you all for those comments about the photo, it really is a special one and so good to have been restored. On the back it says that the photographer had told him to think about having a ‘jar of Tetley’s [beer]’ in order to smile but that he didn’t get one!