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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Leeeeeese on Saturday 11 December 10 13:53 GMT (UK)
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Hello Again Restorers
I love this photograph - there are so many characters.... :D - I wonder why the chappie 1st left, row 4 is standing side on - defiance or punishment? ;D...
I believe that my [late] grandmothers sister/s feature, but have yet to work out which ones they are... ::)
Anything you can do to improve the picture will, as always, be greatly appreciated!
Hope others are able to recognise ancestors too.
Many thanks
Leeeeeese
:)
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Two versions.
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another one
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Ma Cara and Alam M
THANK YOU! you've done a great clean up on them for me and it's much appreciated! ;D
Leeeeeese
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Hi Leeeeese :)
This is a fantastic photo - a bit worrying to restore as they were all looking at me except that little lad on the second row left ;D
I would like to do more to it but my eyes are getting sore. maybe come back to it later.
JL
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Here it is with a warmer tone :)
JL
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Hi JL
You have done a fantastic job... appreciate the time and work everyone puts into the photos' posted - very talented people ALL of you... :-*
Can only imagine what it's like to tackle such a picture...50+ pairs of eyes watching your every move!... :D
Poor Teacher!... :)
Thank you
Leeeeeese
:)
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I wonder if this picture was taken by the Scholastic Souvenir Co of Bispham Blackpool who were operating about that time and seemed to have covered the whole of the whole of the UK - I have a couple if pictures by them of the class from Burstall school Suffolk in 1917. I thionk the company still exists in Blackpool
Is here any clue on the original of who might have taken it.
Dai
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Hi Dai
Sadly no photographer details on the picture at all... Just a simple postcard... I have another picture taken on Webster street, looks like a gathering of children rather than a school picture...that doesn't have the photographer details either...how inconsiderate!... ;D
Leeeeeese
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Lol at the boy turning defiantly sideways.
I WILL NOT have my photo taken ;D
SOme great expressions!
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Hi Leeeeeese
Just come across your pic. Could you tell me the date of the pic.
My dad and his brother and sister went to Webster Street around 1905-1910.
Any info. would be helpful.
Regards Ericx
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I was just studying the restorations and it occurred to me...
Is there anyone out there (mindful that pure conjecture is unavoidable), who can turn that lad and make him look at the birdie?
Anything's possible isn't it?
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Hello, do you know the date of this photo?
Thank you
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Lots of excellent ones already...
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