Would someone restore and colour a WW1 soldier please?

[Rossdal3]

Could someone please clean-up and colour this photo of Edwin please?  he survived the war, but died quite young of a war related condition I believe.

kind regards,
Jill

[Woodentop50]

A starter from me.

                             Jim

[oldtimer]

That is lovely Jim - the border is really poignant  

[Woodentop50]

I just cleared up in the garden , I had to put the leaves somewhere.   

                                                                                                                 Jim

[oldtimer]

 

[genechaser]

Another view

[jim1]

& one from me.

[genie.fan]

A slightly different version from me ..... 

Genie 

[Rossdal3]

  WOW!!! 

Thanks to everyone for these amazing interpretations of Eddie's photo..

Jim - those leaves are a wonderful touch, as OT says very poignant, thanks so much! 

Genechaser and Jim1, thanks for your lovely coloured versions, a lovely way to remember Eddie 90 years on.   

Genie fan - that's an imaginitive interpretation of the photo, which really brings home the horrible reality of the life and times that these soldiers endured - I love it, thanks so much! 

Eddie is my Grand Uncle, and this photo and his name and that he died young from something war related is pretty much all we know about him.    These WW1 soldiers deserve more than obscurity, so thanks to you all for giving Eddie a remembrance spruce up for the 90th anniversary of the end of the war! I really appreciate all your hard work. 

kind regards,
Jll