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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: TraceyGail on Tuesday 03 April 18 07:05 BST (UK)
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Hi, I have never used this service before so I hope I do it correctly. I am hoping some kind person could restore this photo of my grandmother: Cora A E Smith b 1907 Queensland, Australia
It would be greatly appreciated. If anyone has the time to play around I would love to see it colourised too but I would be thrilled just to have the sepia one restored (and I don't want to sound greedy - just excited ;) ). Thanks so much .
Tracey Reed, Lithgow, Australia
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My try.
Peter
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Thankyou Peter SO MUCH for taking the time. It looks heaps better. I really appreciate your time & effort. :D many thanks, Tracey
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My pleasure, Tracey. Thanks for your kind words.
Peter
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Welcome and Quick colour version of Cora Smith from me....
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Color one
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Soft effect
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another one.
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A clean up from me
Pat
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One with some colour
Pat
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Wow. Thankyou Pat. It makes you look at the picture so differently . I never noticed all the detail in her dress. Thankyou so much.
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Hello again,
I am a little confused (maybe thick ) trying to thank everyone for their wonderful efforts. Though there are 6 versions that have been done, I only got emails to notify me of two of them. They took me straight to each restoration and I could hit the reply button & comment. But then I saw the others and I can't work out how to comment on each photo. (any hints?)
So, a big thankyou also to Martin S, Loord 74 & Jim1 Each is different and she looks beautiful. I love them all, the soft edges, the colours and the restored without colour too. Sadly I never got to meet my grandmother as she died before I was born so it is lovely to see her photo in a better condition. I appreciate it very much.
Many Thanks, Tracey
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My belated effort, :)
Yvonne
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...and mine....Lovely work Yvonne...nice to see you back in action :D
Carol
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Some lovely restores and what a lovely young lady she was :)
The striped stockings must have come back into fashion in the 1960s. I remember having some striped tights late 60s or maybe early 70s.
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Thankyou Carol & Yvonne for taking the time. They are both beautiful. I am going to save every on of them. You are all such talented people. Many Thanks, Tracey
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Thanks Carol, :)
yours is lovely also.
You're very welcome Tracey.
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A very late one from me :)
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Thankyou 'Gadget'. She looks beautiful. I really appreciate your time. :)